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Spirit AeroSystems

Boeing offers to acquire Spirit AeroSystems in strategic move

Boeing offers to acquire Spirit AeroSystems Holdings Inc, a key supplier of the 737 aircraft, in a deal funded by stock, valued at approximately $35 per share. This strategic move has implications for the aerospace industry, with analysts closely watching the potential impact on supply chain and operations. Stakeholders and investors are eager to see how this acquisition offer could reshape industry dynamics and future collaborations.

Boeing Faces Whistleblower Allegations and Retaliation Concerns

Boeing is facing whistleblower allegations and retaliation issues, prompting the Society of Professional Engineering Employees in Aerospace to conduct training sessions for members. Recent incidents like the door plug blowout on an Alaska Airlines-operated 737 Max 9 plane have put the company under scrutiny. Despite claims of prohibiting retaliation, employees like Sam Salehpour and Santiago Paredes have faced threats of termination and demotion for raising concerns about potential defects in 787 Dreamliner planes and 737 Max issues. With around 171,000 employees, Boeing is working to address business practices and whistleblower protection while negotiating contracts with the second-largest union group at the company.

Spirit AeroSystems Announces Layoff of 400-450 Production Workers in Wichita

Spirit AeroSystems announces layoffs of 400-450 hourly production workers in Wichita due to high inventory levels. The decision aims to align operations with customer needs. The company reported a first-quarter loss of $616.7 million. Impacted employees will receive specific instructions on the exit process in the coming weeks.

Airbus and Spirit AeroSystems Discuss Potential Acquisition of Belfast Plant

Airbus and Spirit AeroSystems are in discussions about the potential acquisition of a plant in Belfast, Northern Ireland, where Spirit manufactures wings for the A220 aircraft. However, a deal is unlikely to materialize soon. Despite market fluctuations, Airbus secures commitments for helicopter orders and enters into in-service contracts, while Emirates Airlines expresses doubts about Boeing’s ability to deliver aircraft by 2025.

Spirit AeroSystems Sees Surge in Shares Amid Potential Acquisition by Boeing

Spirit AeroSystems experiences surge in shares as potential acquisition by Boeing is reported, amid Boeing’s safety crisis. Talks between the two companies come as Boeing faces scrutiny over a recent incident and quality control issues at Spirit. A potential reunion between Boeing and Spirit signifies a significant shift in the aviation industry.

Boeing CEO Visits Spirit AeroSystems Amid Supply Chain Issues

Boeing’s Supply Chain Has Become Too Complex By Brooke Sutherland As Boeing Co. grapples with the consequences of issues on its 737 Max 9 model, Chief Executive Officer Dave Calhoun is taking a trip to the headquarters of the company’s…