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(Reuters) - U.S. aviation regulators will launch a comprehensive review of the Boeing 787 airplane, with a special focus on its electrical systems, following a series of recent safety incidents, the new head of the Federal Aviation Administration said on Friday.
"We believe this is a safe aircraft," Michael Huerta said at a press conference with officials including U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood and Boeing commercial airplanes chief Ray Conner.
(Reporting by Deborah Charles; in Washington; Editing by Jeffrey Benkoe; Writing by Ben Berkowitz)
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| -28.37% | 112B | |
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| +63.91% | 4.78B | |
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| -26.77% | 3.61B | |
| +4.78% | 3.58B | |
| -55.19% | 1.09B |
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