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Biman Bangladesh seeks dry leases for three Boeing 787-9s

Biman Bangladesh Airlines has invited proposals from leasing companies, airlines, operators and aircraft owners to provide three Boeing 787-9s on dry lease. The request would expand the carrier’s widebody capacity through an operating-lease structure rather than direct aircraft acquisition.

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Biman Bangladesh seeks dry leases for three Boeing 787-9s

Biman Bangladesh Airlines has invited proposals from leasing companies, airlines, operators and aircraft owners to provide three Boeing 787-9s on dry lease. The request would expand the carrier’s widebody capacity through an operating-lease structure rather than direct aircraft acquisition.

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Vietnam Airlines 787-9 suffered tail strike and tire-pressure warnings after Munich departure

Vietnam’s civil aviation authority confirmed that a Vietnam Airlines Boeing 787-9 struck its tail and generated low tire-pressure warnings shortly after departing Munich Airport on Aug. 15. The confirmation adds technical detail to an event in which the aircraft reportedly became airborne only near the runway’s end.

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Vietnam Airlines 787-9 sustains substantial damage after late rotation and runway overrun at Munich

A Hanoi-bound Vietnam Airlines Boeing 787-9 returned to Munich after an unusually late takeoff rotation, reportedly overrunning the runway and kicking up dust. The aircraft entered a two-hour holding pattern before returning, with investigators examining the apparent takeoff anomaly and resulting substantial damage.

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Vietnam Airlines 787-9 returns to Munich after reported runway overrun and tail strike

A Vietnam Airlines Boeing 787-9 operating flight VN34 to Hanoi returned to Munich after experiencing technical problems following takeoff. Reports said the 10-year-old Dreamliner rotated late, overran the runway before becoming airborne and sustained landing-gear and tail-strike damage; the crew returned safely after about two hours in flight.

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Norse Atlantic in talks to lease Boeing 787s as cash reserves tighten

Norse Atlantic is discussing leases for Boeing 787 Dreamliners with two Asian airlines, according to people familiar with the matter, as the long-haul low-cost carrier faces constrained cash reserves and higher fuel costs. The move could provide liquidity while reducing exposure to its widebody fleet.

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