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12 slides from Boeing Company (the)'s conference presentation, May 21, 2014

1. Slide 1: CFO Remarks

   May 2014 Investor Conference CFO Remarks Greg Smith Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer May 21, 2014 Copyright © 2014 Boeing. All rights reserved. 1

2. Slide 2: Recent Strategic Accomplishments

   May 2014 | Investor Conference Recent Strategic Accomplishments  Addressed sizable pension liability & ensured labor stability  Launched 777X and 787-10; Achieved 787-9 first flight  Successfully transitioned to 10/month on 787  Further repositioned defense business; expanded international busin

3. Slide 3: Strong Financial Outlook

   May 2014 | Investor Conference Strong Financial Outlook 2014 Guidance Ramping commercial deliveries, Revenue solid defense revenues $87.5B – $90.5B Higher revenue, productivity $7.15 - $7.35 Core EPS* gains, share repurchase Solid earnings, 787 cash Op. Cash Flow profile improving, cash ~$7B Before

4. Slide 4: Unprecedented Backlog

   May 2014 | Investor Conference Unprecedented Backlog 441  Commercial Airplanes $374B 390 356  Nearly 5,100 airplanes 321  Strong, diverse, and stable Dollars in Billions  Defense, Space & Security $67B  Approximately 30% international  Affordable, reliable, proven systems  Significant opportu

5. Slide 5: Long-term Growth & Visibility

   May 2014 | Investor Conference Long-term Growth & Visibility Company Revenue Imperatives Execute production rate increases Win in the marketplace Dollars in Billions Leverage One Boeing Development programs execution Accelerate services growth 2012 2012 2013 2014 Actuals Actuals Actuals Guidance Str

6. Slide 6: Productivity Framework

   May 2014 | Investor Conference Productivity Framework Aggressive Enterprise-Wide Targets Partnering for Success Double Digit Savings Lean+ 9,000 New Projects ValueDigit Double of Quality Savings First Time Quality Infrastructure Cost Overhead, IT & Facilities Development Affordability Re-use & Work

7. Slide 7: 787 Execution and Financial Performance

   May 2014 | Investor Conference 787 Execution and Financial Performance Production Stability Execution Performance Financial Health  Traveled Traveled work work  Successful rate  Unit cost progression  Reduce infrastructure breaks  Jobs behind schedule  Improved model mix  Deliveries from 

8. Slide 8: Focused on Improving Margins

   May 2014 | Investor Conference Focused on Improving Margins Company Core Operating Margins* Imperatives Execute production rate increases Improve 787 profitability Further drive internal productivity Leverage Partnering for Success & Market Based Affordability Affordable product development 2012 201

9. Slide 9: Focused on Cash Flow

   May 2014 | Investor Conference Focused on Cash Flow Operating Cash Flow Before Pension Contributions* Imperatives Execute production rate increases Dollars in Billions Improve 787 unit cost Leverage Partnering for Success & Market Based Affordability Strong cash conversion at BDS Disciplined cash ma

10. Slide 10: Capital Deployment

    May 2014 | Investor Conference Capital Deployment Operating Cash Flow Uses of Cash Production rate increases Continued share repurchase 787 unit cost improving Maintain competitive dividend yield Continued productivity ~$23B Proactively fund the pension Affordable product development Invest in growt

11. Slide 11: Summary

    May 2014 | Investor Conference Summary  Continue to execute on large and diverse backlog  Balance growth and productivity  Remain focused on strong core performance  Leverage lessons learned to reduce development costs  Maintain disciplined cash management  Drive financial performance and incr

12. Slide 12: Copyright © 2014 Boeing. All rights reserved.

    Copyright © 2014 Boeing. All rights reserved.

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