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Boeing 747/8 obtains approval from FAA and EASA

Seattle, USA - Finally ready to enter into service

The American aircraft manufacturer Boeing has announced that the B-747/8 cargo airplane will soon be ready to enter into service, having received the Federal Aviation Administration's approval as cargo jet, and certification from the EASA, European Aviation Safety Agency. According to the latest press release, Boeing tested the aircraft for more than 3,400 hours of flight test and a further 1,000...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1132933
Rome, Italy, 08/22/2011 14:33
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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