Boeing: 787 first flight 'expected' by year end, first delivery in 2010 fourth quarter
Boeing said yesterday that 787 first flight "is expected by the end of 2009" with first delivery to launch customer ANA pushed back to the 2010 fourth quarter, a schedule that allows for a longer flight test program than previously planned to provide "some cushion. . .to account for unknowns." Until...
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