Boeing’s Air Force One Overrun Deepens as 2028 Delivery Looms
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Boeing booked a fresh $280 million charge for converting two VC-25B presidential aircraft, pushing its total losses on the program above $3 billion and delaying first delivery to 2028; the GAO’s cost estimates on the government side rise to about $6.6 billion, with Boeing adding resources to mitigate certification and testing risks, while the Qatar-donated VC-25B Bridge remains in service amid ongoing debates about its defensive capabilities and interim use as Air Force One.
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