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Photos: Onboard United’s First 787 Passenger Flight

United Boeing 787 Dreamliner Economy Plus cabin. (Photo by Chris Sloan-Airchive.com)
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  • United Boeing 787 Dreamliner Economy Plus cabin. (Photo by Chris Sloan-Airchive.com)
  • United Boeing 787 Dreamliner galley. (Photo by Chris Sloan-Airchive.com)
  • United Boeing 787 Dreamliner Economy cabin. (Photo by Chris Sloan-Airchive.com)
  • United Boeing 787 Dreamliner Economy cabin. (Photo by Chris Sloan-Airchive.com)
  • United Boeing 787 Dreamliner Economy IFE. (Photo by Chris Sloan-Airchive.com)
  • United Boeing 787 Dreamliner Economy cabin. (Photo by Chris Sloan-Airchive.com)
  • United Boeing 787 Dreamliner Economy cabin. (Photo by Chris Sloan-Airchive.com)
  • United Boeing 787 Dreamliner Business First lighting. (Photo by Chris Sloan-Airchive.com)
  • United Boeing 787 Dreamliner Business First lighting. (Photo by Chris Sloan-Airchive.com)
  • United Boeing 787 Dreamliner Business First lighting. (Photo by Chris Sloan-Airchive.com)
  • United Boeing 787 Dreamliner Business First lighting. (Photo by Chris Sloan-Airchive.com)
  • United Boeing 787 Dreamliner Business First lighting. (Photo by Chris Sloan-Airchive.com)
  • United Boeing 787 Dreamliner Business First lighting. (Photo by Chris Sloan-Airchive.com)
  • United Boeing 787 Dreamliner crew rest area behind the cockpit. (Photo by Chris Sloan-Airchive.com)
  • United Boeing 787 Dreamliner Captain Cliff Pittmann. (Photo by Chris Sloan-Airchive.com)
  • United Boeing 787 Dreamliner Captain Jim Starley. (Photo by Chris Sloan-Airchive.com)
  • Thomas Moore has been on the first 747 revenue flight with Pan Am, the first A380 revenue flight with Singapore Airlines, the first 787 revenue flight with ANA, and now the first 787 flight ever operated by an American carrier. United Boeing 787 Dreamliner Captain Cliff Pittmann. (Photo by Chris Sloan-Airchive.com)
  • United 787 inaugural flight crew on stage. (Photo by Chris Sloan-Airchive.com)
  • Ribbon cutting for the inaugural United 787 flight. (Photo by Chris Sloan-Airchive.com)
  • Boarding the United 787 for the first time. (Photo by Chris Sloan-Airchive.com)



 
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