FAA calls plane safe, but will review Boeing 787

PTI : Washington, Sat Jan 12 2013, 12:49 hrs

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ANA said it has no specific plan for inspections and will continue regular operations, though it said it would comply with instructions from the FAA and other authorities.

The FAA review announced yesterday, which will be conducted jointly with Boeing, will include the design, manufacture and assembly of the 787 with an emphasis on the plane's electrical power and distribution systems.

The review will also examine how the plane's electrical and mechanical systems interact with each other.

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