Dreamliner
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The first Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner has been delivered to Singapore Airlines. The latest and largest of the Dreamliner family was handed over to its new owner in a ceremony at Boeing's North Charleston, South Carolina assembly facility attended by 3,000 people. -
Boeing’s lanky new 787-10 Dreamliner has left the nest for the first time. The maiden flight of the longer, more spacious plane lasted just shy of five hours, as it was put through the paces to check flight controls, systems and handling. -
As rival airlines attempt to draw new customers in with more luxurious seats and unique experiences, Qantas has unveiled a new premium economy cabin for its 787-9 Dreamliner. Not only is there more space, passengers get more technology and storage in the luxurious new setup. -
Boeing has whipped the (very long) covers off the latest addition to the Dreamliner family. The 787-10 was launched during President Trump's visit to the Boeing factory in South Carolina, and blends the outstanding fuel efficiency of the existing 787-8 and 787-9 with room for even more passengers. -
Qantas is to become the first commercial carrier to offer regular non-stop flights directly from Australia to Europe, using the new Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner. The 14,498 km trip will take around 17 hours, and be the longest direct flight service for a Dreamliner anywhere in the world -
Boeing has begun the final assembly of its first 787-10 Dreamliner. The 787-10 is a mid-size, widebody passenger aircraft designed for long-range flights and is the longest member of the 787 Dreamliner family, as well as the most efficient Boeing plane so far. -
Australian airline Qantas has unveiled the cabin designs for its upcoming fleet of Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners. They have been designed with a view to maximizing passenger comfort on the long-distance routes on which they will operate. -
Boeing has completed the detailed design of the 787-10. Major assembly work on the widebody, long-range Dreamliner is slated for next year, with the first flight scheduled for 2017 and deliveries to begin in 2018.