Air Force One costs worsen Boeing's losses
The American company Boeing announced quarterly losses that exceeded expectations, due to costs of $280 million associated with the update program for the U.S. presidential aircraft, Air Force One, which is experiencing delivery delays. The company reported a net loss of $428 million for the second quarter, with overall losses decreasing compared to the same period last year, and achieved a positive free cash flow of $631 million, supported by increased customer payments. The company remains committed to generating a cash flow between $1 billion and $3 billion this year, despite delays and additional costs, through increased production of the 737 Max aircraft, expanded manufacturing capabilities for the 787 aircraft, and a delivery contract for the presidential 747-8 aircraft.
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