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more about #boeing787 Gerard Nagle: Why didnt the landing gear go up? more » spiegel1: Trying to listen to the air traffic controller chatter but the announcer wont stfu :( more » KGthasme: The problem with this plane that no one is talking about is even though its late, its still waay over weight. Lots of the composite innovations have b... more » Rejexted: Enable ATC Audio, it's pretty cool! more » njdevil: Website crashed. Lets hope that's the only crash today.... more » Deckard: I'm optimistic they'll achieve first flight before EOY. more » nutbastard: between the Hindenburg and the Titanic, i've decided that participating in maiden voyages really isn't my thing. more » oburstein: that should be 10 am PST more » SeattleTed is proud to like Robert Zimmerman: Just to be safe, can someone check to see if Boeings stock was shorted by a couple million in the last couple days. I saw this documentary once wh... more » Deckard: They completed a high-speed taxi test on the 12th. The nose came off the ground. I think they'll get it done. more » Noobs-R-Us: Yes, I won't be thinking of this... more » The Dude: A friend of mine works for Boeing and when given the opportunity to be one of heads the 787 project he ended up instead opting with the current gen 77... more » Kaiser-Machead: Nothing can possiblie go wrong. more » FunkyJ: I predict the Boeing 787 dreamliner will crash by last quarter 2010 as they rush the plane out to meet media expectations. more » Lite: hates Illinois Nazis: Well, either it will work and Boeing has a new technology lead over Airbus in building/designing efficient aircraft. Or, it doesn't and the company f... more » Skunky: As someone who works in QA, I'm more than happy to cut anyone some slack for a delay caused by needing to improve design based on test failures. This ... more » anexanhume: These are the perils of your subcontractors having subcontractors. Systems integration with that level of dependency is going to have problems. more » reddingofish: Go ahead and blame the Italians. more » AceKolles: I've worked on the diagonal braces for the 787. 25ft long carbon fiber tubes with titanium end fittings. I can assure you that the amount of research,... more » strider_mt2k: THIS is the time to work this stuff out. Delays hurt THEM, but fixing problems that could potentially make you fall down and go dead helps US in the ... more » -
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The Webcast of the Boeing Dreamliner's First Flight Starts Now
It's 9:40 a.m. PST/12:40 a.m. EST and the webcast of the Boeing Dreamliner's first flight should be starting right now. Here's hoping that this is the last time I use this particular image and that the 787's daydreams become reality. More » -
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Boeing Dreamliner's First Flight Being Webcast Tomorrow at 10 A.M.
The Boeing 787. The Dreamliner. The plane that keeps letting my hopes down is supposedly finally taking to the skies during a live webcast tomorrow morning, sometime after 10 a.m. PST. Let's just hope this isn't another letdown. More » -
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Boeing Swears Dreamliner Will Fly This Year, Really
Do you know that sinking feeling when people tell you they are going to do something again and again and again—and then once more—but they never, ever do it? That's what I'm feeling right now with the Dreamliner: More » -
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The Boeing Dreamliner 787 Could Be the Next Spruce Goose
The headline takes certain exaggerated liberties, sure, I admit that, but nevertheless today marks the second time in two months that the Boeing 787 Dreamliner has been delayed due to structural failures during the testing process. More » -
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Seriously, Is the Boeing Dreamliner EVER Going to Fly?
We've been following the progress of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner for a long, loooooooooong time, so we're excited that it's finally ready to—oh, wait is that wing coming apart? More » -
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First Photos of Complete Boeing 787 Dreamliner
The first Boeing 787 Dreamliner left the assembly yard Tuesday evening. The mid-sized, twin engine commercial jetliner is due to see the skies in May 2008. And aviation enthusiast Charles Conklin managed to snap some pictures of the plane. UPDATE: There are some more great shots out there, hop on over to Flightblogger to see 'em. More » -
