Boeing - 787-8, Serial Number 34744 Aircraft Summary
Model | 787-8 Dreamliner |
Serial Number | 34744 |
Line Number | 44 |
Current / Last Operator | Ethiopian Airlines |
Status | Active |
Date |
Detail |
Config |
Operator |
Reg |
Status |
2009-01-01 | Build Type - Late Build | C14Y244 |
Ethiopian Airlines |
ET-AOP |
On Order |
2009-01-01 | Powered by General Electric Engines | C14Y244 |
Ethiopian Airlines |
ET-AOP |
On Order |
2009-01-01 | Built at Everett | C14Y244 |
Ethiopian Airlines |
ET-AOP |
On Order |
2011-07-20 | Entered Final Assembly | C14Y244 |
Ethiopian Airlines |
ET-AOP |
On Order |
2012-09-20 | Rolled out (New Aircraft) | C14Y244 |
Ethiopian Airlines |
ET-AOP |
On Order |
2012-09-26 | Aircraft grounded despite not having yet flown, due to mid shaft engine issue identified on the airframe | C14Y244 |
Ethiopian Airlines |
ET-AOP |
Grounded |
2012-09-29 | Engine(s) replaced | C14Y244 |
Ethiopian Airlines |
ET-AOP |
Grounded |
2012-10-01 | Returned to Boeing pre-flight testing | C14Y244 |
Ethiopian Airlines |
ET-AOP |
On Order |
2012-10-02 | Rear fuselage delamination fix | C14Y244 |
Ethiopian Airlines |
ET-AOP |
On Order |
2012-10-22 | First Flight | C14Y244 |
Ethiopian Airlines |
ET-AOP |
On Order |
2012-11-20 | New aircraft - Delivered to airline | C14Y244 |
Ethiopian Airlines |
ET-AOP |
Active |
2012-11-21 | Named - Queen of Sheba | C14Y244 |
Ethiopian Airlines |
ET-AOP |
Active |
2013-04-27 | Returned to service after battery repairs performed flight ET801 | C14Y244 |
Ethiopian Airlines |
ET-AOP |
Active |
2013-07-12 | Whilst parked at London Heathrow Airport with no Pax or crew on board smoke was seen to be coming from rear of the aircraft prompting emergency services to respond and both runways and the airport to be closed. The aircraft was foamed and the fire extinguished. The cause of the fire is unknown at this time. The aircraft had arrived in Heathrow as flight ET-700 at 06:30L and was scheduled to depart for the return flight ET-701 at 21:00L | C14Y244 |
Ethiopian Airlines |
ET-AOP |
Grounded |
2013-07-13 | The aircraft fire is unrelated to the recent batteries. Fire is a result of pinched battery wires in the Emergency Locator Beacon. Burnt out much of the rear of the aircraft and external areas above causing deep damage to aft bulkhead, rudder and elevator system. Aircraft may be a write off - unless pride of hull loss or Public Relations dictates repair even if economically un-viable. | C14Y244 |
Ethiopian Airlines |
ET-AOP |
Stored |
2013-07-14 | Stored at London Heathrow with fire damage | C14Y244 |
Ethiopian Airlines |
ET-AOP |
Stored |
2013-10-16 | Aircraft repairs started at LHR. Vertical stabiliser removed in preparation for rear section repair | C14Y244 |
Ethiopian Airlines |
ET-AOP |
Stored |
2013-12-21 | Airframe returns to flying undergoing several test flights to and from London Heathrow | C14Y244 |
Ethiopian Airlines |
ET-AOP |
Stored |
2013-12-23 | Returned to Service | C14Y244 |
Ethiopian Airlines |
ET-AOP |
Active |
2019-03-07 | Passenger Oxygen masks released and activated causing emergency decent due to cargo door seal damage | C14Y244 |
Ethiopian Airlines |
ET-AOP |
Active |