Boeing’s Final 787 Test Sets Stage for FAA Battery Review
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ANA Holdings Inc., the biggest Boeing Co. 787 operator, rose in Tokyo trading after test flights of the grounded aircraft were completed, bringing the jet closer to returning to service.
ANA advanced 1.6 percent to 194 yen as of the 3 p.m. close of trading in Tokyo today. GS Yuasa Corp., the Japanese maker of batteries that overheated and led to the grounding of the planes, known as Dreamliners, rose 1.1 percent.