just look at how the production ramp up looks like (hint airbus has a public plan, there was no such thing for 787). The guys over at airliners.net are trackin

just look at how the production ramp up looks like (hint airbus has a public plan, there was no such thing for 787). The guys over at airliners.net are tracking the state of building frames. They are ~1100 hours into a 2400 hour test flight program and they have only 4 planes flying (or almost there) and 2 in various states of building. Compare that to 787 which had to fix so many uncomplete frames after finding issues in test flights