www.Noticias-Aero.info: 2022/10/27

The aerospace giant's defence division received $2.8 billion in charges on five aircraft development programmes that Boeing bid using a competitive but risky pricing strategy.

https://www.flightglobal.com/defence/troubled-fixed-price-defence-contracts-drive-33bn-loss-for-boeing/150708.article

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