Boeing reports another financial hit tied to the long-delayed U.S. Air Force One replacement program. The company says it absorbs an additional $280 million loss associated with the project, according to reporting across outlets. Both sources state that the program’s costs have risen significantly under Boeing’s fixed-price contract, with cumulative cost overruns now exceeding $3 billion and the company absorbing more than $3 billion in losses. One source characterizes the replacement aircraft’s total expected cost as nearing $7 billion, reflecting the scale of the cost escalation over time. The reporting also underscores that the program remains delayed, which continues to drive additional charges and revisions to the project’s financial outlook. Overall, the accounts align on the reported incremental loss figure, the magnitude of accumulated losses and overruns, and the ongoing expectation that the replacement program is significantly more expensive than earlier estimates.