A Mobile County Commissioner is clarifying remarks that hit a sensitive spot in the tanker war. Funding to support the Gulf Coast's fight for the $35 billion contract is uncertain. Watch This Video

The Pentagon's top weapons buyer tells the Washington Post the proposed aerial refueling tankers from both Northrop Grumman and Boeing were "technically outstanding" but differed by almost $3 billion on price.

Leaders across Mobile echoed the same response to today's announcement that a decision in the $35 billion dollar tanker project would once again be delayed. Watch This Video

The Defense Department will wait until the next administration to award a disputed $35 billion contract to build a new fleet of aerial refueling tankers.

There is a new twist in the bid for the $35 billion Air Force refueling tanker contract. Now, the awarding of the contract is being pushed back until the next administration has taken office. Watch This Video

Northrop Grumman's rival in the competition for a $35 billion Air Force tanker contract could lose $100 million a day while machinists are on strike. Watch This Video

Despite a 48-hour contract extension, negotiations between Boeing Co. and Machinists union officials failed Friday and the union went on strike today. Watch This Video

There is new information tonight on the Air Force tanker refueling contract. Boeing is considering bailing out again -- that is, if they do not get an additional four months to put together their offer.

The Pentagon says final guidelines will be released next week for the latest round of bidding on a disputed 35-billion-dollar contract to replace an aging fleet of Air Force refueling planes. Watch This Video

Could Boeing be withdrawing from the $35 billion tanker contract? An article published in Aviation Week claims company officials are considering it. Watch This Video