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The new Air Force One just got a big update

Boeing’s $280 million Air Force One charge eclipses its otherwise strong Q2, highlighting a rare defense setback amid a record backlog.

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Boeing recorded a $280 million charge tied to its Air Force One replacement program, a loss that stands out against the airline‑maker’s otherwise stronger second‑quarter earnings. The company still posted higher deliveries, a narrower overall loss and a record $715 billion backlog, underscoring robust demand despite the defense‑sector hit.

KOMO reported the quarterly results, while Breaking Defense and the San Antonio Express-News highlighted the $280 million loss specific to the Air Force One effort. Air Force One’s modernization, overseen in San Antonio, bears the cost, while investors weigh the impact on Boeing’s profitability.

The airline‑maker will detail the charge in its upcoming earnings release and analysts will monitor subsequent defense contract flows as the administration evaluates further updates to the presidential aircraft.

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What financial charge did Boeing record for the Air Force One project?

Boeing recorded a $280 million charge related to the Air Force One replacement program.

How did Boeing’s second‑quarter performance fare despite the charge?

The company posted higher deliveries, a narrower overall loss and a record $715 billion backlog, according to its quarterly report.

Which outlets reported on the Air Force One loss?

The loss was noted by Breaking Defense, the San Antonio Express-News and referenced in a KOMO earnings story.

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