On the eve on the 787’s first flight, the media was taken through the Dreamliner Gallery in Everett, Wash. where customers pick seats, themes, galleys, bars and any number of amenities or simply view the new jetliner’s standard features such as a plush first class seat – sampled by a Japanese reporter.
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First class bar.
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Larger window by a third.
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Here’s a lifesize electronic galley mock-up.
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There is heavy use of symbols such as this one which means the room is free.
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Soft lighting which changes.
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Coach seats.
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The lavoratory door is single paneled.
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Each model represents a 787 customer.
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OAG Flight Tracker.
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Classic nature.
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Boeing creative director Jeffery Van Dyck.
On SmartPlanet, see John Dodge’s full account of the Dreamliner Gallery tour.
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