Dreamliner flight cancelled after brake problem in Japan—airport | Inquirer News

Dreamliner flight cancelled after brake problem in Japan—airport

/ 05:32 PM January 09, 2013

Graphic factfile on the Boeing 787 Dreamliner. A Boeing Dreamliner flight by Japan’s All Nippon Airways had to be canceled Wednesday, Jan. 9, 2013, because of a brake problem, an airport spokesman said.

A Boeing Dreamliner flight by Japan’s All Nippon Airways had to be canceled Wednesday because of a brake problem, an airport spokesman said.

ANA 698 was canceled because brake parts from the rear left undercarriage needed to be replaced, said the spokesman at Yamaguchi Ube airport in western Japan.

On Tuesday a Japan Airlines Boeing 787 was grounded in Boston following a fuel spill, one day after another plane of the same type suffered a fire.

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