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What's Up w/ BAby: China 777F Order; T-7 Airworthiness Memo; $2BB Comms Award
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What's Up w/ BAby: China 777F Order; T-7 Airworthiness Memo; $2BB Comms Award
d risks to the T-7 via an internal Air Force documents (Aug ’25) Unannounced commercial customer 42
indicating the first 82 Boeing T-7 Red Hawk trainer aircraft could operate w/ airworthiness risks due Cathay Pacific 35
to missing critical safety item data, w/ additional issues including inability to fly in rain, simulator SingaporeChina AirlinesAirlines 3125
performance challenges, and supplier data gaps. The $9.2BB program, awarded in 2018 and British Airways 24
now delayed by 2+ years, w/ ~344 flight test hours across 350+ flights, w/ the USAF targeting KoreanLufthansaAir 2020
initial operational capability in fall 2027 and pilot training beginning in 2028 while continuing to ANA 18
operate legacy T-38 aircraft.This news dated Aug '25 is largely in the rear-view as the T-7A achieved Other 80
Milestone C and was approved to move into LRIP in April 2026, w/ production underway of the . Total 695
Source: Cirium
production-representative models with training expected to begin later this year. St. Louis is capable
of producing 84 T-7s per year, including back filling the F/A-18 lines in 2027. Exhibit 2 - Trading at a 3.9% FY2 FCF Yield, 1%
Prem to Mkt vs. Historical Avg Prem of 6%
8% 200%
Boeing Wins $2BB Air Force Contract for MUOS Service Life Extension Phase II. Boeing was 7% 150%
6% (%)awarded a $2BB fixed-price-incentive-firm-target contract from the USAF to support Phase II (%)
100%
5% S&P Yield
to 4% 50%of the Mobile User Objective System (MUOS) service life extension. Boeing will provide design,
FCF
development, and production services for two MUOS satellites, along with launch support and on- FY2 3%2% 0% Premium
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