USAF gives Boeing $882m to help cash flow and fix KC-46 boom camera

By Garrett Reim2020-04-03T01:07:00

KC-46A McConnel AFB acceptance inspection

Source: USAF

As fallout from the coronavirus pandemic further pinches Boeing’s cash flow – financials already hurt by the grounding of the 737 Max – the US Air Force (USAF) has decided to release $882 million in payments withheld from the company in order to help fix a troublesome problem with the Boeing KC-46A refuelling camera boom.

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