Boeing and Airbus confirm completion of deal that sees Spirit operations in Belfast being split between the two companies.

The US Federal Trade Commission has approved Boeing's $4.7bn acquisition of Spirit AeroSystems, requiring divestitures of Airbus-related operations that were already planned as part of the deal.

As part of the Spirit AeroSystems acquisition, Boeing will create Spirit Defense, a subsidiary within Boeing Defense, Space & ...

Boeing and Airbus have completed major Spirit AeroSystems acquisitions, integrating thousands of employees and reshaping ...

Airbus’s takeover of Spirit AeroSystems assets secures nearly 3,000 UK jobs and cements Britain’s vital role in global ...

Airbus is set to save nearly 3,000 UK aerospace jobs in Belfast and Prestwick after striking a major deal with Boeing over Spirit AeroSystems, securing wing-making facilities and stabilising the UK’s ...

US aerospace giant Boeing announced on Monday it had completed the acquisition of Spirit AeroSystems, a key supplier of major ...

The 117-year-old company and its workforce has been carved up between the world’s two largest aircraft manufacturers ...

Spirit Defense established to ensure continuity for teammates, uninterrupted support for U.S. defense and space programs ...

A historic deal to sell Spirit AeroSystems in Northern Ireland to Boeing and Airbus has now been completed. Part of the east Belfast facility that work on making the A220 wings and mid-fuselage for ...

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Boeing agreed to buy Spirit last year in an all-stock transaction with an equity value of $4.7 billion. Because the ...