Boeing will compete for a new fleet of presidential helicopters by getting the rights from AgustaWestland to build its AW 101 medium-lift helicopter in the United States. The AW 101 is the same helicopter that served as the basis for a previous presidential helicopter contract. The Pentagon and White House canceled that contract with much fanfare after its price tag doubled due to a series of required design changes. AgustaWestland was partnered with Lockheed Martin, one of Boeing's top competitors, for that contract. Boeing announced Monday that it will secure a license from AgustaWestland — an Italian-British venture and part...