You might think it's odd, but it's exactly what Boeing had done in the past. And if you think the 787's problems are confined to its batteries, please read thi

You might think it's odd, but it's exactly what Boeing had done in the past. And if you think the 787's problems are confined to its batteries, please read this: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-21230940 http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-21230940 "Keith Hayward, head of research at the Royal Aeronautical Society, said that if the issue is no longer about replacing a faulty battery, it raised the prospect of Boeing having to do a major re-design. "I think people had their fingers crossed that it was a battery fault... it looks more systemic and serious to me. I suspect it could be difficult to identify the cause," he said." (Disclosure: I'm the article's author) Cheers -- james