The U.S. Export-Import Bank said on Thursday that it does not expect to incur any losses on approximately $3 billion in financing that it has authorized to help foreign companies buy Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner passenger jet, which has been grounded because of battery-related problems.
« None of Ex-Im Bank’s financings for 787 Dreamliner aircraft are at risk during, or after, this important FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) review to ensure passenger safety, » Daniel Reilly, senior vice president for communications at the bank, said in response to a query.
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