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Boeing completes testing of Dreamliner battery system
- USA: Sunday, April 07 - 2013 at 02:59
Boeing Co has said it has completed a 787 certification demonstration flight required by the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), marking the final certification test for the new battery system. The purpose of the flight was to demonstrate that the new battery system performs as intended during normal and non-normal flight conditions, the plane maker said. "Boeing will now gather and analyse the data and submit the required materials to the FAA. We expect to deliver all of the materials to the FAA in the coming days," the company said. "Once we deliver the materials we stand ready to reply to additional requests and continue in dialog with the FAA to ensure we have met all of their expectations."
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