Boeing's coverage of its own 787 Dreamliner first and second flight has been so weirdly non-intuitive that I haven't really worked out how you're supposed to follow it, even though I'd love to. Anyway the pictures below are from the Boeing-owned Future of Flight
enterprise via Seattle
PI - or something.
If you want to re-post them I
wouldn't worry too much, I don't suppose anybody apart from Boeing was
in formation with the 787 over Mt Rainier to date. (Although if you
were, do tell. I once nearly created a career-limiting situation by
formating on the AEW Nimrod prototype while solo in a Jet Provost T5A
without considering the issue that he could cross airway R1 whereas I
was not authorised to do so and at that time had no idea how you'd do it anyway.)
on January 2, 2010 2:54 PM | Reply
For more detailed photo, visit this flickr page:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/futureofflightcenter/4229493146/in/pool-1126448@N21
on January 3, 2010 8:04 PM | Reply
Nice link - thanks for that.
on January 6, 2010 12:56 PM | Reply
Boeing deleted their photo page! They should get a car guy to do their publicity. Is there anyone other than Mulally that knows how to do a publicity campaign at Boeing? Wait! he's debut the 2010 Mustang at Vegas. Ford sales up 33%. Boeing sales (We don't divulge proprietary information).
on January 22, 2010 9:14 PM | Reply
As a Delta pilot, I'm curious if I'll ever see the 787 on the property. Don't think the engineers were able to provide the airplane they promised. Oh well, it is a beautiful bird!
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