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Boeing 767 charge could top $300 mln



 
 
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Old March 5th 04, 07:04 PM
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Default Boeing 767 charge could top $300 mln

The total termination charge for the program, an Air Force lease of 20
aircraft and purchase of an additional 80, "could reach approximately $310
million by March 31, 2004," the company said in its 10-K filing with the
SEC. Last month, Boeing said it would have to slow down work on the program
because of Pentagon delays on a decision.

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