Dreamliner in engine trouble

Dreamliner in engine trouble

YAMAGUCHI, Japan - Photo shows a Boeing 787 Dreamliner of All Nippon Airways Co. at Yamaguchi Ube Airport in western Japan on June 12, 2013. ANA canceled a flight from Yamaguchi to Tokyo's Haneda Airport earlier in the day after the aircraft's engine failed to start.

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