Boeing discovers manufacturing flaw in 787 Dreamliner, delaying deliveries

Boeing has found a small gap in the attachment fitting inside the horizontal tail of the 787 Dreamliner that exceeds specifications and will delay deliveries.
Boeing expects it will take a couple of weeks to repair each plane before they can be delivered.
The new issue relates to tiny spacing in the horizontal stabilizer but does not affect flight safety.
Deliveries will be delayed by about two weeks, the latest in manufacturing issues slowing Boeing deliveries.
Boeing will need to inspect 90 Dreamliners in its inventory and fix each before the FAA will issue new airworthiness certificates, but Boeing still expects to deliver 70-80 this year.