The
first Air India Boeing 787 sits on display after rolling out of the
manufacturer's Charleston, S.C., factory on April 27. (Photo: Boeing)
July 30, 2012, 9:35 AM
Another Boeing 787 engine problem—this time involving a General
Electric GEnx turbofan in an airplane destined for Air India—sparked a
grass fire at Charleston International Airport during a pre-flight test
on Saturday, forcing the airport to close its main runway for more than
an hour. The contained engine failure has prompted an investigation by
the NTSB, Boeing and GE, maker of the engine now in service with Japan Airlines on four 787s.
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