Boeing took a fixed-price deal to build Air Force One — it has eaten $3B in losses
Boeing took a fixed-price deal to convert two 747-8s into the next Air Force One. It has absorbed over $3 billion in losses; first delivery slipped to 2028.
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Boeing took a fixed-price deal to convert two 747-8s into the next Air Force One. It has absorbed over $3 billion in losses; first delivery slipped to 2028.
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