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FBN’s Diane Macedo on efforts to resolve the Boeing Dreamliner’s battery issues.
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-- US agencies have given Boeing the green light to restart test flights of its grounded 787 dreamliner in order to get.
More information on potentially faulty batteries but officials also won a closer look at how the batteries were approved which could delay resuming delivery of the new jet.
A 787 with no passengers onboard flew from Texas to Washington on a ferry flight yesterday after getting approval from the Federal Aviation Administration.
And that was the first dreamliner flight -- -- fifty of them were grounded last month following battery issues on two of the debts including.
At least one fire US and Japanese regulators are still investigating what caused those issues.
Meanwhile AOL shares are moving higher in the pre market after the company reported.
-- higher quarterly profit compared to last year boosted by a 13% increase in advertising sales.
The Internet company says it made 41 cents a share matching the estimate revenue climbed 4% to 599.
Point five million dollars also topping expectations.
AOL will also buy back up to 100 million dollars of its stock over the next twelve months -- thank you so much Diane in about.
