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JAL chairman: Boeing 787 reliability needs to improve
Japan Airlines (JAL) chairman Masaru Onishi said its Boeing 787-8 fleet needs to further improve reliability. Speaking on the sidelines of the oneworld alliance event in São Paulo, Onishi said, “We still have some initial technical issues. Like Boeing and other airlines, JAL would like to increase our 787-8 performance.” He said all JAL’s aircraft have a 95% reliability rate. JAL operates 15 Boeing 787s. In January, JAL reported a “main battery failure” on one of its Boeing 787-8s parked at… (aeropacific.blogspot.ca) Daha Fazlası...
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It's comparison between 777 and 787 by the JAL boss !
ahh ! I still think .... if it aint boeing im not going !!
First I've heard of the January battery failure/fire. They smelt smoke. I smell cover up.
Just teething problems. We always ship products before we are sure they are defect free.
Am I right that sarcasm weighs a ton in your remark ?
Or you are spelling out the modern day marketing policy of every US manufacturer ?
Or you are spelling out the modern day marketing policy of every US manufacturer ?
The following quote from the report says all
" ... “If I compare the 787 with other aircraft types, like the Boeing 777, the 787 (performance) is still low, and we must improve that in the future,” he said. ... "
Wake up Boeing !
There is nothing Asian about it .
" ... “If I compare the 787 with other aircraft types, like the Boeing 777, the 787 (performance) is still low, and we must improve that in the future,” he said. ... "
Wake up Boeing !
There is nothing Asian about it .
