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All Nippon Airways (ANA) and Japan Air Lines Co Ltd (JAL) today grounded their entire Boeing 787 Dreamliner fleets. Battery Warning and Smoke on Boeing 787’s The move came after ANA flight 682 made an emergency landing at Takamatsu Airport, Japan following a battery warning and reports of smoke in the cockpit. An ANA spokesman said … Continue reading “Japanese Airlines Ground 787s”

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has today announced a comprehensive review of the Boeing 787 critical systems, including the design, manufacture, and assembly. The First of Many 787 Dreamliner Faults The move is in response to two more incidents today affecting Boeing’s flagship 787 Dreamliner aircraft. The first fault on Friday occurred was spotted by … Continue reading “FAA Reviews Boeing 787 Dreamliner Critical System”

Latest from planefinder.net We’re delighted to say that Santa and his reindeer are on time and looking good! You can see him live here: http://planefinder.net/flight/S4NTA2012 Or alternatively some of his earlier deliveries via playback… (you can speed up the playback too to really see that guy move!) New Zealand. Australia. Japan. China. Those reindeer sure … Continue reading “Santa Tracker Update”

Plane Finder is Tracking Santa! Santa’s sleigh is equipped with the very latest NextGen ADS-B tracker technology. This means that children, young and old, can once again follow Santa live as he delivers presents across the globe. We are already tracking Santa here on planefinder.net and the Plane Finder apps as he gets ready for … Continue reading “Santa Tracker”

Airlines have been warned about a potential manufacturing fault within the new Boeing 787 Dreamliners. According to reuters.com, the new plane features a poorly-manufactured fuel line, which could potentially lead to engine shut-downs or even a fire. Upon discovering these faults, the U.S Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has ordered flight crews to carry out extra … Continue reading “Airlines Ordered to Inspect Dreamliner Fuel Systems Before Takeoff”