(Reuters) - Airbus finalised an agreement on Monday to take over some plants from Spirit AeroSystems in a carve-up of the struggling supplier with rival Boeing, as unions voiced fears over ...

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Europe’s Airbus has finalized an agreement to take some assets from Spirit AeroSystems, both companies said Monday, completing a critical part of a transatlantic carve-up of the struggling ...

Deal part of joint move with Boeing to rescue supplier Airbus to take over loss-making Europe-focused plants Deal closure expected in third quarter UK unions voice concerns over Northern Ireland ...

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Airbus has finalised a deal to take over part of the Spirit AeroSystems operation in Belfast. The deal was first announced in July last year as part of a wider break up of the Spirit business.

Just months earlier, Spirit AeroSystems, a major supplier to both Boeing and Airbus, reached an agreement with similar wage increases. Richard Aboulafia, managing director at consultancy ...

Commercial plane prices, already lifted in recent years due to pandemic supply chain shocks, are poised to climb further as Boeing and Airbus are buffeted by trade tariffs. "Compared with 2018 ...

Airbus has been advancing development of its uncrewed MQ-72C Logistics Connector for the US Marine Corps, with a decision on the programme expected in early 2026. Airbus has said it expects the US ...

Airbus engineers shared plans for its next aircraft, planned for the second half of next decade. They're aiming to increase fuel efficiency — reducing emissions and making operations cheaper ...

NEW YORK, United States — Commercial plane prices, already lifted in recent years due to pandemic supply chain shocks, are poised to climb further as Boeing and Airbus are buffeted by trade tariffs.