Boeing posts $3.3B loss on costs tied to defense programs
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Boeing reported a nearly $3.3 billion loss in the third quarter of 2022. The defense, space and security sector reported $2.8 billion in quarterly losses. The KC-46 tanker program has been a persistent drain on Boeing's finances. The company is now facing aNearly $4.4 billion loss so far this year.
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Boeing takes $2.8 bln hit in defense business, keeps cash flow goal
Cost overruns in Boeing's defense, space and security segment have hobbled a recovery for the company attempting to come out of successive crises by cashing in on an upsurge in air travel demand after two years of COVID-related curbs. Both Boeing and its European rival Airbus SE have ramped up production of narrowbody jets, with Boeing delivering 112 jets in the third quarter compared to 85 jets last year.
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[26th Reuters] - US aircraft giant Boeing recorded a loss of 28 billion dollars on the 26th in the defense, space, and security sector, which has fallen into poor performance. Losses related to the presidential aircraft “Air Force One” and the refueling tanker business were recorded. Boeing is also struggling to increase production of jet airliners due to labor shortages and supply restrictions, but left the surplus forecast for the full year 20…
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