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Aeronautics Expert Describes 787 Battery Fire

Dec 2, 2014 1482 Viewed Alka Anand Singh Add Source Preference

A short circuit likely due to a manufacturing defect in a Boeing 787 airliner battery caused a fire last year that grounded the planes for more than three months, federal accident investigators said Monday. (Dec. 1)

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