US plane manufacturer Boeing looks set to take over part of Spirit's Belfast operation as no other buyer has yet been found.

An antitrust review has been opened into the pending purchase of the aerostructures business, with the prospect emerging that ...

Boeing will acquire Spirit AeroSystems' Belfast site - save for Airbus A220 work - as part of its planned acquisition of the ...

Airbus-Spirit AeroSystems deal leaves question mark over Belfast plant Updated / Tuesday, 29 Apr 2025 11:06 Spirit AeroSystems has a plant in Belfast that makes carbon wings for the A220 ...

It has emerged that Spirit AeroSystems, the Belfast aircraft-building business, is to be divided up between two new owners: Airbus and Boeing. The pair are rivals who are locked in a titanic struggle ...

Belfast aerospace giant Spirit AeroSystems has grown its four-year losses to more than $1bn. Losses have also increased by 50% in the last 12 months – growing to $339m (£255m).

Boeing is preparing to take over the non-Airbus part of Spirit AeroSystems’ factory in Belfast in the north of Ireland, after ...

The firm’s factory in east Belfast is to be sold to Airbus, as US company Spirit is being taken over by Boeing. Back in 2019, Spirit AeroSystems – which was owned by Bombardier – submitted ...

In July Boeing agreed to buy Spirit AeroSystems in a £3.5 billion deal, with Airbus taking control of the part of the Spirit business in Belfast which makes wings and fuselage for its A220 jet.

Boeing and Airbus will provide $450m (£353m) in emergency funding to troubled supplier Spirit AeroSystems, which employs 3,600 people in Belfast. The planemakers have stepped in to bail out ...

Boeing agreed last year to buy back Spirit AeroSystems two decades after spinning it off for $4.7 billion (€4.1 billion) in stock, while Airbus moved to take on its loss-making Europe-focused ...