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Boeing's new 787 will require dramatically less out-of-service maintenance than previous jets, a company executive said Thursday at a briefing in the new Boeing customer center in Renton.
Airlines will have to take the plane out of service for maintenance only once every 12 years, allowing them to reap substantially more revenue, said Bob Avery, vice president of services and support on the 787 program.