LOT 787 Dreamliner Diverted Due to Antenna Snafu A Boeing 787 Dreamliner, operated by Poland's LOT airline, has made an unscheduled landing in Reykjavik, Iceland, because of a malfunctioning antenna. The antenna is used to transmit airplane identification information. LOT sent parts and personnel to Iceland to fix the problem, a Boeing spokesman said in an emailed statement. The airplane maker was ready to help if needed, he said. Representatives of LOT could not be reached. The landing came a day after Norwegian Air Shuttle ASA Dreamliner was grounded for and unspecified technical problem. Boeing's 787 Dreamliner plane has been plagued by a series of technical glitches since it was introduced in September 2011.