With 787 Deliveries Set To Re-Start, Focus Shifts To Production, Inventory Levels

Sean Broderick Daniel Williams August 03, 2022
Boeing 787s undergoing pre-delivery repairs at Boeing's Everett, Wash,. facility.
Credit: Jennifer Buchanan/Seattle Times
The expected restart of Boeing 787 deliveries means attention will soon shift to how quickly the stored backlog will move and new aircraft will roll out. While Boeing executives have offered few details, key suppliers are providing some clues. Boeing on July 29 received long-awaited FAA approval on...
Sean Broderick

Senior Air Transport & Safety Editor Sean Broderick covers aviation safety, MRO, and the airline business from Aviation Week Network's Washington, D.C. office.

Daniel Williams

Based in the UK, Daniel is the Manager of Fleet, Flight and Forecast data for Aviation Week Network. Prior to joining Aviation Week in 2017, Daniel held a number of industry positions analyzing fleet data.

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