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Japan is requiring ANA and JAL to take additional safety measures, including installation of a system that allows monitoring of battery voltage on the ground and test flights of all 787 aircraft. A first test flight is expected Sunday. ANA and JAL began installing revamped lithium ion batteries over the past week. They declined to comment on when their 787 flights might resume. Japanese media projected a resumption of commercial flights around June, because making required safety installations and test flights would take several weeks.
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