Boeing loses on Pegasus, but there are prospects

The exact USD 565 million failure was expected to come from Pegasus' programme during October-December 2025," reported Boeing at a gathering with its shareholders. Kelly Ortberg, president of the company, admitted that this is “disappointing”, but at the same time tried to show the clarity of the current situation. KC-46A is expected to scope maturity, which allows him to operate seamlessly. This in turn is intended to reduce the workload of repair and over-planned services, and the company will be able to focus on expanding production capacity. In 2025, the company gave a key client, the United States Air Force, a hundredth device of this type. full deliveries last year are 14 machines. A further 19 machines were announced for 2026.