Norwegian Pulls 787 From Long-Haul Service
One of two Norwegian Air Shuttle Boeing 787s now sits idle in Stockholm while Boeing engineers address the series of technical problems that resulted in its grounding.
One of two Norwegian Air Shuttle Boeing 787s now sits idle in Stockholm while Boeing engineers address the series of technical problems that resulted in its grounding.

Norwegian Air Shuttle removed from long-haul service one of its two Boeing 787s over the weekend following a series of technical problems, the latest involving a hydraulic pump. Following the incident in Thailand, Norwegian flew the airplane from Bangkok back to its base in Stockholm, where a team of Boeing engineers has begun to work on it. A Norwegian spokesman would offer no time estimate for a return to service.