First ever 787 Dreamliner

First ever 787 Dreamliner

The first Boeing 787 Dreamliner ever made, used as a flight test airplane, is towed from a parking area in Chubu Central International Airport to a commercial facility being opened in the same airport next year -- for permanent exhibition to the general public. Boeing Co. donated the airplane to the operator of the airport, better known as Centrair, in 2015. More than 30 percent of Dreamliner's airframe structure is manufactured in the Nagoya area where Centrair is located. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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