Boeing Forecast Trails Estimates on Pension, Delays

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Boeing Co. tumbled the most since November after forecasting 2011 profit that trailed analysts’ estimates amid delays to its two marquee jets, higher pension expenses and scaled-back defense spending in the U.S.

Net income will be $3.80 to $4 a share, including an increase of 58 cents a share in pension expenses, the Chicago-based company said in a statement. That lagged behind the $4.53-a-share average estimate of 26 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg.