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Wed, 07 Oct 2009 22:02:01 GM

Boeing. October 7, 2009 announced that the AH-6i light attack/reconnai​ssance helicopter successfully completed its first flight on Sept. 16 over Mesa, Ariz., seven months after the company started work on the prototype aircraft.

So why no comments about the delays to the Boeing 787 Dreamliner?
Q. Strange. Whenever there is a problem over at Airbus the doom merchants are on here posting like mad. Yet now, when Boeing announce some hitches in the Dreamliner program it is oh so quiet! Just thought I would try to stimulate a little healthy debate. ;-) CharlesM, they would have to go some to beat the A380 EIS date, as Singapore Airlines start operations on 25th October this year! Also, I do know where to look for the right information, I just choose to not totally believe the spin put out by Boeing's PR department. I have thought i inevitable, for some time, that this program would experience slippage - I stand by that, and still feel that the dates will slip further, maybe by 3-6 months. Not as bad as Airbus, but hey... It was… [cont.]
Asked by AndyG45 - Thu Sep 6 04:40:51 2007 - - 9 Answers - 4 Comments

A. Interesting point, however Boeing has only delayed the maiden flight. They are still adamant that the first delivery date of May 2008 will be met, so there is no need for the customers to worry. The A380 incident was different, the delays were massive and delivery schedule was affected in terms of years. --- --- --- --- --- --- I'd also add that Airbus' pessimists was partly Airbus' own doing, projecting the A380 as the greatest achievement and all. Such extraordinary claims required substantial progress which Airbus was unable to show. Just the way they hyped up the big bus, the opponents blew up the minor setbacks. The Dreamliner is a refinement of proven technology, logical and modest. Boeing has the technology and the confidence. For… [cont.]
Answered by Firefox - Thu Sep 6 05:00:03 2007