The Boeing Company has chosen Colin Miler, an ex-Air Force commander overseeing aeronautics engineering at Northrop Grumman Corporation, to lead its Phantom Works division that focuses on Pentagon projects and to help with the revamp as the firm has been losing billions in contracts, The Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday citing a message sent to employees.
"We are working hard to stabilize BDS [Boeing Defense, Space and Security unit] by sharpening our focus on delivering the programs and capabilities that are core to our business and our customers' missions," a spokesperson for the company said in a statement.
Boeing missed out on several high-profile competitions for programs run by the United States government this year, including a $30 billion US Air Force program for drone development.
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