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TOKYO--Japan's transport ministry said Tuesday that Boeing Co. (BA) will meet the regulators at the ministry soon to explain the potential corrective actions needed to bring the 787 Dreamliner back in service.

It will be the first time for the aircraft maker to visit the ministry's Civil Aviation Bureau and explain what interim fixes could be implemented since two battery incidents prompted the global grounding of the company flagship plane starting on Jan. 16.

The schedule for the visit hasn't been finalized yet, the official added.

Earlier this month, Boeing was to meet the Federal Aviation Administration to present a formal plan to get its grounded Dreamliner back into service, according to people familiar with the details.

Write to Yoshio Takahashi at yoshio.takahashi@dowjones.com

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