Boeing (BA) 787 to Return to Regular Service

Boeing's (NYSE: BA) 787 is set to take flight next week after officials from the FAA approved changes to its lithium-ion battery. The aircraft has been grounded since January due to safety concerns following an in-flight fire. Since then Boeing has been working feverishly to solve the problem. Approved changes include a hardened case, added circuitry protection, and systems to vent smoke. The FAA will publish a directive next week allowing the 787 to return to normal service.

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