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Boeing will fly the 787 Dreamliner to seven more cities on the
sixth leg of the Dream Tour later this month and continuing into
May.
"The Dream Tour has provided us with a
great platform to show customers, partners, government officials
and other stakeholders just what the team has achieved with the
787," said Larry Loftis, vice president and general manager of the
787 program. "It's an honor to showcase this airplane as we bring
it around the world."
The airplane will depart from Seattle on 21
April 2012. The dates listed below are the landing dates for each
city or airport.
22 April – London's Heathrow Airport 23 April
– Manchester Airport 25 April – London's Gatwick Airport
27
April – London's Heathrow Airport 1 May – Oslo, Norway
4
May – Taranto, Italy 7 May – Ronald Reagan Washington
National Airport - Washington, DC 11 May – Dallas, Texas
14
May – St. Louis, Missouri
Boeing customers, employees, partners, government
officials and other stakeholders will be invited to attend tour
events at each location. There are no general public tour
opportunities.
More than 44,500 guests from
around the world will have toured the airplane at the end of the
fifth segment of the tour later this week and the airplane will
have logged more than 82,366 nautical miles (152,542 km). The
sixth segment will add an estimated 12,750 more guests and an
additional 15,500 nmi (28,702 km).
The Dream Tour airplane,
ZA003, is outfitted with the 787's special cabin features
including a welcoming entryway, large dimmable
windows, bigger bins and dynamic LED lighting. The airplane is
configured with a luxurious business-class cabin, an overhead crew
rest compartment and an economy class section.
Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner
ZA003 Interior and Exterior Tour @ Singapore Airshow 2012
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