Boeing wants Spirit AeroSystems before it picks a new CEO
In the midst of leadership transition, Boeing's outgoing CEO has made recommendations for his successor, highlighting the strategic importance of finalizing the Spirit AeroSystems deal.
In the midst of leadership transition, Boeing's outgoing CEO has made recommendations for his successor, highlighting the strategic importance of finalizing the Spirit AeroSystems deal.
Airbus explores future collaboration possibilities with Spirit AeroSystems amid potential takeover scenarios, focusing on securing strategic work packages without revealing specific strategies.
Amidst preparation for a challenging Q1 earnings report, Boeing grapples with strategic decisions surrounding a potential Spirit AeroSystems acquisition and the search for Dave Calhoun's successor.
Boeing braces for a rigorous Q&A in its upcoming results presentation, spotlighting CEO succession plans, ongoing discussions with Spirit AeroSystems, and the declining production pace of the 737 MAX, accompanied by an anticipated increase in cash-burn rate.
In response to decreased production rates of the Boeing 737 MAX, driven by intensified U.S. regulatory scrutiny and assembly line adjustments outside Seattle, Spirit AeroSystems is implementing workforce strategies including limited overtime and hiring freezes.
A recent FAA audit has exposed Spirit AeroSystems' inventive use of Dawn soap and a hotel key card in its plane manufacturing processes, prompting discussions on methods and standards.
Airbus is considering the takeover of Spirit AeroSystems' operations in the U.S. and UK, contingent on Boeing's acquisition of the supplier, highlighting strategic shifts in aerospace manufacturing.
In a notable leadership shuffle, Spirit AeroSystems introduces a new Senior Vice President of Quality, intriguingly sharing the same surname as the outgoing executive.
Thomas Gentile III steps into his new role as President and CEO of Hexcel, following Nick Stanage, who transitions to Executive Chairman until 2024.
In a move to secure their supply chain, Boeing and Airbus are nearing a deal to split the operations of Spirit AeroSystems, focusing on divisions that bolster their primary jet programs.
The Texas Attorney General initiates an investigation into Spirit AeroSystems amidst allegations of repeat issues with components supplied to Boeing, raising safety alarms.
In a strategic move, Airbus displays interest in acquiring parts of Spirit AeroSystems, leveraging a potential shift in aviation manufacturing dynamics as Boeing contemplates buying the supplier.
Boeing plans to reacquire supplier Spirit AeroSystems, which it spun off in 2005, aiming to enhance safety and quality. This move involves cash and debt financing, part of Boeing's strategic shift to solidify its supplier network.
Spirit AeroSystems' stock reacts to varying factors: rising 6% following positive Boeing re-combination comments and experiencing pressure after an Alaska Airlines incident.
Industry experts discuss the future of Wichita operations and job retention amidst Boeing's contemplation of reacquiring Spirit AeroSystems.
A new partnership between Spirit AeroSystems and Astraius aims to elevate satellite launch operations at Prestwick Spaceport, marking a significant step for the UK's aerospace ambitions.
In a pioneering DARPA program, Spirit AeroSystems has been selected to craft and evaluate an innovative, large wing designed for future high-speed aircraft applications.
In a strategic move, Boeing and Spirit AeroSystems are discussing a merger, with the potential to significantly alter the aerospace industry's global supply chain landscape.
In a series of FAA audits, Spirit AeroSystems was found utilizing unconventional materials like dish soap and hotel key cards in the production of 737 Max door seals, raising concerns over compliance and quality control.
The potential acquisition of Spirit Aerosystems by Boeing brings uncertainty to the future of Airbus' composite wing production in Belfast, highlighting the interconnectedness of major aerospace manufacturers.
Amid industry speculation, Boeing is in discussions with Spirit AeroSystems regarding a possible merger, highlighting the complexities of such aerospace consolidations.
In Wichita, union members are keenly seeking explanations on the ramifications of a potential acquisition of Spirit AeroSystems by Boeing for their employment and future.
In a strategic move following a January safety incident, Boeing is set to acquire Spirit AeroSystems, aiming to bolster its manufacturing process oversight.
Emirates President, Tim Clark, supports Boeing's current leadership and potential merger with Spirit AeroSystems as strategic moves towards addressing the manufacturer's recent crises and industrial challenges.
In a move that could reshape the aerospace industry, Boeing is reportedly exploring the purchase of Spirit AeroSystems, Wichita's largest employer with 12,900 staff.
An FAA audit identified significant compliance failures with quality control standards at Boeing and Spirit AeroSystems, highlighting manufacturing defects.
In a move to bolster quality control and address safety concerns, Boeing is in preliminary talks for a possible reacquisition of Spirit AeroSystems, following incidents that highlighted safety issues.
In a pivotal move for the aerospace supply chain, Spirit AeroSystems is concurrently engaged in strategic discussions with Boeing and Airbus regarding the potential sale of its A220 wing manufacturing facility.
In discussions that could reshape parts of the supply chain, Airbus has considered assuming control of the Spirit AeroSystems wing production facility in Belfast, vital for the A220 aircraft production.
Spirit AeroSystems sees a 6% stock surge amid reports of Boeing's potential acquisition, a move reflecting strategic growth and market consolidation efforts.
Former Spirit AeroSystems employees have detailed a disturbing safety culture, raising concerns alongside Boeing's quality control issues, following a critical incident involving a 737 model.
Enhancing its engineering footprint, Spirit AeroSystems has inaugurated its new Engineering Design Center in Subang, Malaysia, aiming to leverage local talent for global projects.
Despite NTSB investigations into Spirit AeroSystems, the Air Force has not identified any quality issues with B-21 Raider production linked to the supplier.
Spirit AeroSystems is set to integrate automation in Boeing 737 Max fuselage production to enhance quality, despite the aircraft's older design limiting full-scale modernization efforts.
Aiming to rectify deficits from its production programs, Spirit AeroSystems is expected to finalize new financial terms with Airbus by February's end.
Following an in-flight panel detachment, Spirit AeroSystems defers its 2024 financial guidance in the wake of the FAA's restriction on increasing Boeing 737 MAX production rates.
In response to reduced output rates, the FAA has escalated its presence at Boeing's Renton plant for rigorous inspections, also extending scrutiny to key supplier Spirit AeroSystems in Wichita.
Ahead of their Q4 earnings report, Spirit AeroSystems contends with manufacturing hurdles despite a healthy order book, testing the optimism of industry analysts.
Boeing has paused deliveries of the 737 MAX due to the discovery of mis-drilled holes in fuselages supplied by Spirit AeroSystems, impacting around 50 aircraft pending further inspection and rework.
After an Alaska Airlines fuselage panel detachment incident, investigations exonerate Spirit AeroSystems, attributing the error to Boeing's installation process.
Following a recent incident aboard an Alaska Airlines 737 MAX 9, Boeing's CEO has addressed Spirit AeroSystems employees, emphasizing the importance of learning and improvement from the occurrence.
Amid growing scrutiny over 737 Max quality concerns, Boeing's CEO Dave Calhoun schedules crucial discussions with executives of the pivotal supplier Spirit AeroSystems.
Following quality control criticisms by CEO Michael O’Leary, Ryanair is increasing engineers at Boeing’s Seattle and Wichita plants to enhance oversight and ensure aircraft standards.
Recent problems with Boeing 737 MAX fuselages have once again put Spirit AeroSystems' production quality under scrutiny, following a fuselage blowout on a new 737 Max 9 jet.
Under CEO Pat Shanahan’s leadership, Spirit AeroSystems is rallying a seasoned team of Boeing veterans to steer the supplier's turnaround strategy.
In a strategic move to enhance program execution, Spirit AeroSystems has announced COO Sam Marnick's departure, aligning with interim CEO Pat Shanahan's restructuring plans.
In a strategic move to advance the UK's aerospace sector, Skyrora has aligned with Spirit AeroSystems, leveraging local expertise for planned orbital rocket manufacturing and launches.
In the wake of a 15% decline in after-hours trading, Spirit AeroSystems seeks new capital-raising avenues to bolster its financial position amidst industry challenges.
Spirit AeroSystems welcomes veteran Boeing executive, Patrick Shanahan, as their new chief executive. Facing the bold challenge, Shanahan seems undeterred, showing to make prompt changes in the organization.
Pat Shanahan, the recently-appointed CEO of Spirit Aerosystems, aims to bolster the company's reputation with top clients Airbus and Boeing through a steadfast commitment to punctual and high-quality outputs.