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ZA002, 2nd 787, takes to the skies

By Miyuru | Published: December 23, 2009

The second Boeing 787 test aircraft, ZA002 ( N787EX ) took to the skies yesterday, from Paine Field, Everett, Washington.

Here are some photos from her first flight.

787 ZA002 first flight
Photo by Gordon Werner

787 ZA002 first flight
Photo by Gordon Werner

787 ZA002 first flight
Photo by Gordon Werner

787 ZA002 first flight
[ Yes, it had landed with the landing gear doors open - not stowed ]

787 ZA002 first flight
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787 ZA002 first flight
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787 ZA002 first flight
Photo by sabian404

Many had questioned about the open landing gear doors – on which FlightBlogger has got a nice explanation !

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