Boeing Delivers First 787 Dreamliner to ANA

Boeing delivered the first 787 Dreamliner aircraft to its launch customer All Nippon Airways on Tuesday, after the plane took off from Everett, Wash., and headed to Tokyo.
|Updated:


<a><img src="https://www.theepochtimes.com/assets/uploads/2015/09/boeing787_127248741.jpg" alt="All Nippon Airway's new Boeing 787 prepares to take off from Everett, Wash., bound for Tokyo, Japan on Sept. 27. The first Boeing 787 Dreamliner took off Tuesday for its new home in Japan, an all-new composite passenger plane the U.S. aerospace giant touts as a game changer in the aviation industry. All Nippon Airways, the launch customer for the 787 program, took delivery of the twin-aisle plane on Sunday, more than three years behind schedule due to design and production delays. (Kevin P. Casey/AFP/Getty Images)" title="All Nippon Airway's new Boeing 787 prepares to take off from Everett, Wash., bound for Tokyo, Japan on Sept. 27. The first Boeing 787 Dreamliner took off Tuesday for its new home in Japan, an all-new composite passenger plane the U.S. aerospace giant touts as a game changer in the aviation industry. All Nippon Airways, the launch customer for the 787 program, took delivery of the twin-aisle plane on Sunday, more than three years behind schedule due to design and production delays. (Kevin P. Casey/AFP/Getty Images)" width="575" class="size-medium wp-image-1797193"/></a>
All Nippon Airway's new Boeing 787 prepares to take off from Everett, Wash., bound for Tokyo, Japan on Sept. 27. The first Boeing 787 Dreamliner took off Tuesday for its new home in Japan, an all-new composite passenger plane the U.S. aerospace giant touts as a game changer in the aviation industry. All Nippon Airways, the launch customer for the 787 program, took delivery of the twin-aisle plane on Sunday, more than three years behind schedule due to design and production delays. (Kevin P. Casey/AFP/Getty Images)
Frank Yu
Frank Yu
Author
Related Topics