Boeing in Talks to Buy Troubled Supplier Spirit AeroSystems
- Boeing Co is in talks to acquire Spirit AeroSystems Holdings Inc, its former jet-fuselage supplier, who is facing scrutiny over quality issues impacting Boeing's production.
- Spirit AeroSystems is exploring strategic options, including a potential sale back to Boeing, due to financial struggles and quality problems affecting Boeing's 737 MAX jets.
- The acquisition would challenge Boeing to improve operations and quality control within a 90-day timeframe set by the Federal Aviation Administration.
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Boeing in talks to rebuy manufacturer linked to mid-air blowout
Boeing is in talks to rebuy Spirit AeroSystems, a manufacturer linked to a mid-air blowout on one of its planes earlier this year, which sparked backlash and led to several lawsuits. “We have been working closely with Spirit AeroSystems and its leadership to strengthen the quality of the commercial airplanes that we build together,” Boeing said in a statement Friday. “We confirm that our collaboration has resulted in preliminary discussions abou…
Boeing debates buying Spirit AeroSystems after alarming 737 MAX safety concerns - Washington Examiner
Boeing is reportedly discussing the possibility of buying its former affiliate Spirit AeroSystems as the two companies continue to face safety concerns with the 737 MAX jets. Both Boeing and Spirit have been under intense scrutiny from the public after a string of alarming production mishaps, including the blowout of a door plug on the fuselage of a 737 MAX 9 in January, causing the Alaska Airlines jet to make an emergency landing just after dep…
After a dramatic incident involving a 737 Max, the aircraft manufacturer wants to eradicate quality deficiencies. A multi-billion dollar takeover is now expected to help with this.
Boeing confirms it's in talks to buy Spirit AeroSystems, its key supplier on the troubled 737 Max
The Wall Street Journal said Spirit hired bankers to consider strategic options and has held preliminary discussions about a sale back to Boeing, its former owner.
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