ANA to fly modified 787 from June 1
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May 10, 2013, Friday
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JAPAN'S All Nippon Airways, the biggest customer of Boeing's glitch-hit Dreamliner, confirmed yesterday it would restart flights with the modified high-tech plane at the start of next month.
ANA will resume services from June 1 "following the successful completion of a series of battery system modifications, safety checks and test flights," it said in a statement.
"Our engineers have worked closely with Boeing to undertake the required improvements and we are fully satisfied with the safety of our 787 fleet."
Last month a modified Dreamliner safely took to the skies over Tokyo with top Boeing and ANA executives aboard, as the planemaker and its leading client sought to reassure passengers over the jetliner.
ANA will resume services from June 1 "following the successful completion of a series of battery system modifications, safety checks and test flights," it said in a statement.
"Our engineers have worked closely with Boeing to undertake the required improvements and we are fully satisfied with the safety of our 787 fleet."
Last month a modified Dreamliner safely took to the skies over Tokyo with top Boeing and ANA executives aboard, as the planemaker and its leading client sought to reassure passengers over the jetliner.
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