By Marina Malenic A top Boeing [BA] official said yesterday that the company will provide the Defense Department thorough pricing data should it be chosen to provide the Air Force with a replacement fleet for its aging KC-135 tanker aircraft. "We have told the Air Force and the Department of Defense that they'll get full insight into our cost and pricing information, and they will," said Jim Albaugh, the CEO of Boeing's commercial aviation division. "We're going to be fully…
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