FAA Acts After Increasing Number of Boeing 787's Problems

Name: FAA Acts After Increasing Number of Boeing 787's Problems
Uploaded: 2013-01-11T22:00:00Z
Duration: P342S
Description: The recent FAA announcement largely focuses on electrical circuit issues on Boeing's Dreamliner, spurred in part when a landed plane's battery caught fire. Margaret Warner talks to Wall Street Journal's Andy Pasztor who explains why the FAA has made the announcement of the 787 review so public and what's at stake for Boeing.

Clip: 01/11/2013 | 5m 42s

The recent FAA announcement largely focuses on electrical circuit issues on Boeing's Dreamliner, spurred in part when a landed plane's battery caught fire. Margaret Warner talks to Wall Street Journal's Andy Pasztor who explains why the FAA has made the announcement of the 787 review so public and what's at stake for Boeing.

Aired: 01/11/13

Rating: NR

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