The first Boeing 787 to be delivered to Qatar Airways will feature at this year's Farnborough Air Show in July, chief executive Akbar Al Baker has confirmed.
The airline's 787 will be on static display during the show and will fly every day during the air display, says Al Baker.
Following the show the aircraft will return to the factory to get its connectivity features installed before entering service in August, adds Al Baker.
Source: Air Transport Intelligence news
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