Page 53 - 787 News Today

Confirm her cause of death. harris? >> harris: this was something that kind of caught us by surprise today because there were more emergency vehicles that went back out that crash site today. >> yes. thats right. harris, it was dicey moments very early this morning when smoke started billing out of the wreckage. this happened as crews were cutting up the fuselage to get it off of the runway. sparks ignited some residual yet july. no one was hurt and the continued. working around the clock to fix...

Had to come in -- they circled us for a while and we landed beside that, and thats a sight i will never forget. probably why i work in aviation investigation. >> how many died on that flight? i remember. >> well over 100. >> neil: the ibm executives killed on the flight. you know, we have the 787. the dreamliner, the successor to this aircraft, and ill know what they were saying about the pilot, he had very little, if any experience, on this 777. when it comes to the new 787, very few have any e...

You have the series 200 of the plane. thats not so much in use, being sold anymore. its now the 300 series which is an even longer version, and boeing only last week -- sorry, last month, the palace air show, boeing has announced that it is going to consider and it will look to make a larger version of the 777. not the 787-10, but they are looking to make a 777-x which is an even larger version of that plane. it is boeings -- it is at the moment one of boeings if not boeings single most successf...

Plane that is mostly intact and you look at the debris field. the investigators have a lot to work with at this juncture. but what do you know about asiana airlines as a hole? we know this plane was delivered back in 2006 which means its a fairly young plane. >> yes. its a young plane. and the 777 was a reliable plane, since it got the bugs worked out 17 years ago, it had growing pains, a few pains like the 787, but since then its been very reliable. asiana has new planes. has a lot of -- has a ...

65,000 people were allowed to return home to begin assessing the damage. new information this morning, a brake indicator issue forced a united boeing 787 flight from houston to denver back to houston. the plane apparently landed without incident, no injuries as well, on sunday. this is the second mechanical problem a 787 dreamer has faced in just the last week. quite a touching tribute from the winner of the boston marathon. the mens champion returned his medal to the city, saying he wanted ...

Good morning, im john muller. >> im diana perez. here are some of the top headlines were following this morning. on "world news now." police release video of an attack on a military recruiting station in times square which took place five years ago. investigators are hoping new images will generate clues. >> boeing dreamliner forced to land at seattle airport after a problem with an oil filter. the 787 fleet returned to the skies after being grounded over battery safety issues. >> wildfire burni...

Park. first they drew up barricades and now reorganizing by social media and popping back up in istanbul square in ones and twos. the tactic is to stand quiet and defia defiant. its no longer just about saving a park from development. some want the prime minister to quit. this protester may look peaceful but hes running the risk of arrest, right now in turkey its a crime just to stand up in silence. kate? >> amazing, carl, thanks for that report. in france the planes of tomorrow are on display...

Traveled to russia to find if signals were missed before the boston marathon bombing. the suspect, tamerlan tsarnaev spent sixes in northern rush yeah. the congressman visit revealed no new information. court-martial begins later this morning in the wikileaks trial of bradley manning. supporters gathered for a rally outside the courthouse in ft. meade, maryland over the weekend. he admitted to sending material to wikileaks. he could get life in prison if convicted of aiding the enemy. the wh...

Remember the planes catching fire in january,smoldering batter res. now they will run 787 flights this month before regular service resumes june 1st. >> nepal two videos showing the first person ever to climb the heist mountains. an 80-year-old daredevil skier proud about his conquest of mount everest. the key to climbing and aging is never giving up on your dream. amen to that. >> hungary, the annual reenactment of the 16th century battle of the capital of cotta thousands attending the three dp...

Japan resumed commercial flights of the boeing 787 on sunday. they were actually grounded world wide in january because of battery fires. one of only six surviving original noon 76 apple 1 computers still in working order was sold at auction in germany on sunday. an unknown telephone bidder bought it for a world record price of more than $671,000. i dont know if you can get the internet on that thing. and at an auction in japan, two require melons sold at auction for nearly $16,000. that is ...