Thursday, October 10, 2013

Japan Airlines diverts two Boeing 787 Dreamliners










Duncan Chard


Technical problems prompted Japan Airlines to turn around two separate flights on Boeing 787 Dreamliner planes Wednesday evening.

























Staff
Wichita Business Journal




Technical problems prompted Japan Airlines to turn around two separate flights on Boeing 787 Dreamliner planes Wednesday evening.


BBC reports that on one flight, one of the two anti-ice systems that prevent ice from building up around the engine failed. Japan Airlines took the Tokyo-bound flight back to San Diego.


On a Moscow-to-Tokyo flight, an electrical glitch made six toilets unusable.


Boeing's Dreamliner, a portion of which is built by Spirit AeroSystems in Wichita, has experienced several technical glitches, including a battery overheating problem that grounded the entire fleet earlier this year.











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