787 Dreamliner joins Biman fleet !

National banner bearer Biman Bangladesh Airlines got its first Boeing 787-8, known as the Dreamliner, at Hazrat Shahjalah International Airport in Dhaka on Sunday evening.

Subsequent to arriving in Dhaka, it was gotten with the blowing of water guns as it flew in from Seattle's Boeing Factory, in the wake of influencing a continuous fifteen hour to flight.

The new flying machine, the fifteenth in Biman's armada, was gotten by Biman's administrator Air Marshal (retd) Muhammad Enamul Bari, alongside its CEO and individuals from its directorate.

Bari told correspondents that head administrator Sheik Hasina is booked to introduce the main trip of the Dreamliner on September 1, slated to travel to Kuala Lumpur.

She is additionally acknowledged for thinking of the Dreamliner's name, Akash Beena.

The airplane will at first be utilized to work flights from Dhaka to Singapore and Kuala Lumpur in its first month, after which it will be considered for flights to New York and Canada.

It will give its travelers wifi administrations at a stature of 43,000 feet, enabling travelers to peruse the web or associate with their loved ones at any apocalypse.

The director likewise included that the Dreamliner's economy class charge for its Singapore flight has been set to $200 (barring charges and different extra charges) and its Kuala Lumpur trip at $290.

The 271-situate Boeing 787-8 has been intended to be 20 for each penny fuel productive than alternate airplanes.

In 2008, Biman Bangladesh Airlines had consented to a $2.1 billion arrangement with Boeing to buy 10 new air ships, of which Sunday's Dreamliner was the seventh.

The staying three are slated to join Biman's armada by November this year and two more by one year from now's September separately.

At the point when approached around a speculative advancement for Dhaka Airport from a classification 2 airplane terminal to a classification 1 air terminal, administrator of Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh Air Vice Marshal M Naim Hassan told correspondents that a review group from New York is booked to visit Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in January, 2019.

He is confident the advancement will be guaranteed by one year from now.

As indicated by Biman's general director (advertising) Shakil Meraj, the Dreamliner will travel to Singapore and Kuala Lumpur each day of the week, with flights to Singapore early in the day and Kuala Lumpur later at night.