Boeing 787 Rains Burning Engine Debris Down on Airport  During a
ground test on a runway in South Carolina over the weekend, a
Boeing 787 Dreamliner expelled a piece of debris that landed on
grass and caught fire. It's just the latest setback for the $200
million passenger megaplane of the future. Scary.  The Chicago
Tribune reports that the National Transportation Safety Board is
in the "early stages" of investigating Saturday incident, which
temporarily shut down the airport in North Charleston, South
Carolina. Boeing wasted no time and is downplaying the ordeal as
an innocuous sounding "engine issue." Fiery debris that shuts
down airports? Yeah, no shit there's an issue.  It's not even
the first problem for the $200 million Dreamliner, which finally
made its first commercial flight last year after being delayed
for ages. The company recently discovered a fuselage problem
that lead to delayed shipments, and five 787s were ground in
Japan due to corrosion. Come on, guys, it's called the
Dreamliner. So far th