Tokyo: Japan’s All Nippon Airways (ANA) on Thursday said it would put its Dreamliner fleet back into service this weekend, several days ahead of schedule.
ANA, the single biggest operator of Boeing’s flagship 787, plans to use the high-tech planes for two domestic flights from Chitose airport in Hokkaido to Haneda in Tokyo, earlier than its original plan for June 1. “Modifications for all 787s have been implemented and ANA has undertaken its own additional testing,” ANA president and CEO Osamu Shinobe said in a statement.
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