Dreamliner Flown To Fort Worth To Be Painted
The first Boeing 787 Dreamliner made in South Carolina has been flown to Fort Worth to be painted in the color scheme of Air India. It's expected back in South Carolina next month.
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The first Boeing 787 Dreamliner made in South Carolina has been flown to Fort Worth to be painted in the color scheme of Air India. It's expected back in South Carolina next month.
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CBS 11 News has learned that the controversial Exide Technologies battery recycling plant in Frisco will close by the end of the year, in a tentative deal reached with the city.
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