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U.S. investigators looking into the May 17 Connecticut commuter-rail crash haven’t yet found a clear cause.
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Texting by a pilot before and during a 2011 medical-helicopter flight in Missouri contributed to its crash, the first time such distractions have been implicated in a fatal commercial-aviation accident, the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board found.
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Tiny crystals that can cause lithium-ion batteries to short-circuit and fail are among areas under investigation in Boeing Co. 787 fire and smoke incidents, according to a U.S. agency conducting the probe.
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All Nippon Airways Co. said it changed lithium-ion batteries or chargers on its Boeing Co. 787 planes 10 times before a Jan. 16 emergency landing that led to the Dreamliner’s worldwide grounding.
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All Nippon Airways Co. said it changed lithium-ion batteries or chargers on its Boeing Co. 787 planes 10 times before a Jan. 16 emergency landing that led to the Dreamliner’s worldwide grounding.
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Boeing Co.’s 787, already the focus of a special U.S. safety review, faces fresh scrutiny after Japanese airlines grounded almost half the world’s Dreamliner fleet for at least two days following an emergency landing.
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U.S. officials rebuked Boeing Co. for comments its executives made at a media briefing on plans to get the grounded 787 Dreamliner flying again.
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The U.S. probe into battery incidents on Boeing Co.’s 787 Dreamliner may drag on for months, leaving murky at best the pathway for the company’s most advanced plane to return to the skies.
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U.S. aviation regulators aren’t pressing to get Boeing Co.’s 787 back into the air and won’t let the grounded Dreamliner jet resume flights until they know it’s safe, Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said.
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Battery incidents that prompted the grounding of Boeing Co.’s Dreamliner are “unprecedented” safety breaches that should have been prevented by the aircraft’s design, the U.S. investigation’s leader said.
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