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Boeing fixes battery; Dreamliner set to fly in a week

Apr 23, 2013

Boeing began installing reinforced lithium-ion battery systems on five 787 jets in Japan on Monday, starting a process that should make the first commercial Dreamliners ready to fly again in about a week. #Boeing #NewsTracker #Dreamliner #Battery problems
Boeing finishes 787 testing, Dreamliner moves closer to resuming flights

Apr 06, 2013

With a successful flight on Friday, Boeing moved closer to proving that a revamped safety system can prevent batteries on its new 787 Dreamliner from catching fire or overheating, and getting back the plane into service. #CompanyWatch #Boeing 787 #Battery problems
Dreamliner should hopefully start flying again by April: Air India

Feb 20, 2013

The chairman of India's state carrier Air India said on Wednesday that Boeing is hopeful of getting their Dreamliner aircraft back in service by early April. #Boeing #air india #TheySaidIt #Dreamliner #Battery problems

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Today's News: Thousands brave weather to watch WW2 re-enactment at Blyth - GALLERY

2013-05-19 23:00:00

BRITISH and American troops repelled German invaders on a Northumberland beach at the weekend as Blyth hosted its fourth annual Second World War re-enactment. The famous coastal batteries at Blyth provided a fitting backdrop for 30 re-enactors and 20,000 #George Formby
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Boeing Resumes 787 Dreamliner Deliveries Following Battery Fix

2013-05-14 22:24:00

Aerospace manufacturer says it is on track for a 10-a-month production rate by year’s end. On April 25, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration approved Boeing's 787 battery fix that cleared the way for the aircraft to fly again. NEW YORK - Boeing (IW 5 #Federal Aviation Administration #Ethiopian Airlines #Japan Airlines
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Shanghai Residents Protest Battery Plant Over Potential Pollution

2013-05-12 12:05:00

Hundreds of residents marched along a street on the outskirts of Shanghai on May 11, 2013 to oppose plans for a lithium battery plant, marking the country’s second protest in a week over potential environmental pollution. Earlier this week, Global Voices #Shanghai #China #World Health Organization

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