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2012-03-23

Boeing 787 Dream Tour Continues Through Santiago, Shannon, Baku, Moscow, Istanbul and Madrid

Boeing's 787 Dream Tour plane (N787BX) seen during a visit to Boston Logan International Airport. (Photo by Matt Molnar)

The fifth segment of Boeing’s 787 Dream Tour will include stops across South America, Central Asia, Russia and Europe.

Schedule

• March 26-31: Santiago, Chile to visit LAN Airlines and be on display at the FIDAE Air Show.
• April 1-2: Shannon, Ireland for a scheduled day of maintenance activities.
• April 2-3: Baku, Azerbaijan to visit Azerbaijan Airlines.
• April 3-6: Moscow, Russia to visit airline customers, suppliers and employees from the Boeing Design Center.
• April 6-11: Istanbul, Turkey to visit customers and suppliers.
• April 11-13: Madrid, Spain to visit Air Europa, suppliers and Boeing employees.

The demo plane, N787BX, has already visited dozens of cities around the world on a global tour to show off Boeing’s most advanced commercial aircraft to customers, suppliers and, at some stops, the flying public.

Photos and video from our 787 test flight: Flying High With the Boeing 787 Dream Tour



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