About two weeks ago, Boeing Co. (NYSE: BA) revealed that one of the first of the company’s 787 Dreamliners shipped to All Nippon Airways had developed a de-lamination problem in the fuselage skin. The company now says that it will inspect all 55 completed Dreamliners to make sure that there are no further problems.
The company does not expect the inspections to have any impact on its 2012 Dreamliner delivery schedule.
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