Boeing Dreamliner finally seems ready to FAA to give him another chance. Having been founded in January 787 has undergone many changes and improvements to enhance the safety and reliability of the device. The final test before presenting the federal regulatory approval for commercial flight was this morning, which included a new battery system built by GS Yuasa Corp. After a journey of about two hours began at 10: 39 am in Washington the company said that improved batteries facts "as expected in normal and non-normal flight." The next step is to submit the proposed amendments to the FAA, which will then decide whether the solutions proposed are sufficient to return to active duty the jet changes. A two-day hearing is scheduled for April 23, when it will decide the fate of the current incarnation of the 787.

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