Dr. Todd Curtis of AirSafe.com hosted a 14 February 2013 webinar discussed the January 2013 grounding of the entire 787 fleet after two serious fires on a JAL and ANA 787 involving lithium ion batteries. Dr. Curtis summarized the status of the investigations by the NTSB and JTSB, and explains the process that Boeing and the airlines will go through in order to return the aircraft to service.
Previous AirSafeNews.com Articles
Should passengers fear the 787? - 18 January 2013
FAA orders comprehensive review - 11 January 2013
What's wrong with the 787? - 9 January 2013
For additional information on the 787 investigation, including links to the ongoing investigation of the NTSB, visit 787.airsafe.com.
No fix on the lithium battery problem can justify using such a battery with a history of fires,in an airliner, especially an airliner flying hours from the nearest airport. A UPS 747 has already crashed due to a lithium battery fire with the death of the crew.
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