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FAA restates safety of Dreamliner aircraft

Washington, USA - "We are moving quickly to address the problems", Administrator Michael Huerta claims

The US' Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) restated the safety of Boeing 787 aircraft, releasing the report of the team which, in January 2013, was formed to review the Dreamliner's design, manufacture and assembly processes following to the fire which occurred on board of a Japan Airlines' 787 at Boston Airport. "After the first Boeing 787 battery incident last year -FAA Administrator Michael...

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Rome, Italy, 03/20/2014 10:55
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