The Boeing 787-10 features a semi-levered landing gear that means the pivot point around which the aircraft rotates on take-off is different from the other Dreamliners.

Boeing has sold fewer than 200 examples of the 787-10 since launching the variant six years ago.

Air New Zealand has ordered eight 787-10s to replace its 777-200ERS.

KLM's first 787-10 PH-BKA (c/n 42485) arrives in Amsterdam in June 2019.

EVA Air is another operator to recently take delivery of the 787-10.

Commonality between the larger 787-10 and its Dreamliner stablemates is a key selling point of the aircraft. Korean, which has recently ordered 787-10s, also uses 787-9s.

The 787-10's flight deck is dominated by large-format LCD screens. This is the cockpit of a United Airlines aircraft.