Boeing CEO: New Air Force One most complex twin-aisle plane we've ever built
Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg tells CNBC's Phil LeBeau that the next-generation Air Force One jets will be among the most complex aircraft it has ever built. Ortberg also discusses the certification process for Boeing's new 737 Max variants, saying he believes their approval will help rebuild trust with regulators and bring the planes to market quickly.
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