The Boeing 787’s unique parts have led to challenges in providing component support services.
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The Boeing 787 has served as a cornerstone for airlines seeking to optimize operating costs and expand international routes. However, supply chain shortfalls are hiking up costs, so MROs must innovate and tighten partnerships to reduce uncertainties. After 13 years of in-service operations, the 787...
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