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Without Answers, 787 Probe Could Stretch Into 'Weeks'

Safety systems 'did not work as intended,' says NTSB official

By Mark Russell, Newser Staff

Posted Jan 25, 2013 12:17 PM CST | Updated Jan 25, 2013 1:08 PM CST

(Newser) – The bad news keeps coming for Boeing, whose 787 Dreamliner fleet remains grounded—US investigators still don't know what caused the battery fire in a Jan. 7 fire in Boston, reports Reuters. The National Transportation Safety Board says it has found a series of... Read full story »

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Without Answers, 787 Probe Could Stretch Into 'Weeks'

Safety systems 'did not work as intended,' says NTSB official

Boeing • Boeing 787 Dreamliner • lithium ion batteries • National Transportation Safety Board • Deborah Hersman • Mark Rosenker

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