A national report from Reuters says that Spirit AeroSystems is reviewing its contingency plans for furloughs. This comes during an ongoing workers’ strike at Boeing, Spirit’s parent company.

The strike saw more than 32,000 Boeing workers walk out over demands for higher wages and improved employment benefits. .

Thousands of workers remain on strike and uninterested in the jet builder’s “best and final” offer – and 737 MAX production ...

The moves away from Southwest’s simple business model and quirky traditions come as airline management faces pressure from ...

Southwest Airlines executives have unveiled their vision for an airline that gives passengers assigned seats and charges ...

Dell Technologies said on Thursday that their global sales team employees who are able to work from the company offices must ...

Headlines,Recent data reveals an increase in short interest for Verizon Communications.,The total shares sold short have seen ...

Headlines,Boeing's ongoing labor strike raises concerns about supply chain disruptions.,Spirit Aerosystems may face ...

Key Boeing supplier Spirit AeroSystems is reviewing its contingency plans regarding furloughs, company spokesperson Joe ...

Key Boeing supplier Spirit AeroSystems is reviewing its contingency plans regarding furloughs, company spokesperson Joe ...

Southwest Airlines Thursday authorized $2.5 billion for stock buybacks to defeat a bid from activist shareholder hedge fund ...

Amid the ongoing Machinists strike, Boeing remains under intense FAA scrutiny over the fuselage blowout in January.