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Biman gets another Dreamliner

Staff Correspondent
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina inaugurated the second Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner of Biman Bangladesh Airlines yesterday afternoon at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport.
She boarded and inspected the new generation aircraft on the airport’s WIP tarmac.
After boarding, Hasina went to different sections inside the aircraft, including the cockpit, and spoke to the officials and staff members of the national airlines.
Civil Aviation and Tourism Minister AKM Shahjahan Kamal, Chairman of the parliamentary standing committee on the ministry Muhammad Faruk Khan, and senior officials of the Prime Minister's Office and Bangladesh Biman were also present at the time.
The brand new aircraft was handed over to Biman's Director (Flight Operation) Captain Farhat Hasan Jamil by Boeing authorities in Seattle on November 29.
The 271-seater Dreamliner, which Hasina christened "Hangsabalaka", is the 15th aircraft of the national flag carrier. It reached Dhaka on December 1 around 11:40pm, after an uninterrupted 15 hour-long flight from the Boeing factory in Seattle, the USA. 2 ®he Saily ^tar
The first Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner "Akash Beena" arrived in Dhaka on August 19.
Hangsabalaka will make its first commercial flight to London on December 10, Biman General Manager (Public Relations) Shakil Meraj said.
The two Dreamliners are scheduled to operate six flights on the Dhaka-London route, four on the Dhaka-
Dammam route and three on the Dhaka-Bangkok route within a week from December 10, Meraj said.
The Boeing 787-8 has been designed to be 20 percent more fuel efficient than the Boeing 767 it replaces.
The aircraft has the capacity to fly nonstop for 16 hours, with an average speed of650 miles per hour.
It is able to fly 43,000 feet above
ground and will provide WiFi service to passengers.
In 2008, Biman Bangladesh Airlines signed a $2.1 billion agreement with Boeing to purchase 10 new aircrafts. Of these, Boeing has already delivered four 777-300ERS, two 737-800S and two Dreamliners.
Two more Dreamliners would be added to Biman's fleet by next September, Biman officials said.