The start-up carrier has ordered up to 72 Dreamliners.

A tractor-trailer driver was injured after debris from the falling pole hit his vehicle.

The airline has ordered 50 of the type.

Service will start in July.

Several people were injured and are receiving treatment, the airline confirmed.

The FAA is investigating but said required separation was maintained.

Mike Sievert’s experience leading a company with global reach will make him a “valuable addition,” officials said.

The carrier is also relocating its central Florida operations.

The drone and missile attack killed one person and injured 63 others.

Proposals are due by Aug. 25.