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Compensation to be discussed after B787 is back in air: Boeing
- USA: Saturday, February 09 - 2013 at 04:53
Boeing Co has compensation claims from customers of its 787 Dreamliner jets will be addressed after the grounded aircraft are back in service, Reuters has reported. "The focus is to get the airplane back, then we will deal with that issue (of compensation) like we dealt with all these deliveries that are happening," Boeing's vice president for sales in Asia Pacific and India, Dinesh Keskar told the news service. "We will deal with that in closed rooms and with customers."
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