All Nippon Airways to seek damages from Boeing over 787 jets grounding
Associated Press : Tokyo, Fri Feb 01 2013, 12:38 hrs
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Japan's All Nippon Airways is prepared to recoup from Boeing whatever damages it suffers from flight cancellations and other costs caused by the worldwide grounding of 787 jets, a senior executive said.
All Nippon Airways Co CFO Kiyoshi Tonomoto said the airline was focused on investigating the cause of the 787 battery problems, and it was not yet in damage negotiations with Boeing Co. "But we will negotiate with Boeing," Tonomoto told reporters.
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