WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Spirit AeroSystems confirmed that furloughs will continue into next month for hundreds of employees working in Boeing 737 programs.

Spirit AeroSystems, a key Boeing supplier, is temporarily laying off workers on its 737 production line. Spirit, based in Wichita, Kansas, builds the entire fuselage for Boeing’s 737 Max planes ...

On a day when furloughs began at Spirit AeroSystems — Boeing's largest supplier — the order pointed to continued commercial aviation demand seen across the globe.

Spirit AeroSystems will furlough about 700 workers to cut costs as the machinist strike at Boeing BA -1.29% continues. The plane manufacturer on Friday said employees affected by the furloughs ...

Wichita, Kansas-based Spirit Aero also warned it would have to lay off workers and announce additional furloughs if the strike continues past November, Buccino said. Boeing declined to comment.

Spirit AeroSystems Holdings Inc. will start furloughing workers later this month in response to the continuing strike at Boeing Co., the aerostructure supplier’s biggest customer. Spirit will ...

Spirit AeroSystems has announced employee furloughs amid the ongoing Boeing strike, with a 21-day furlough for about 700 workers set to begin October 28, while also facing the possibility of ...

The furloughs at a key supplier were announced as Boeing faced a new review of its compliance with Federal Aviation Administration safety regulations. The FAA said it will examine key safety ...

Feared Spirit AeroSystems furloughs, related to the month-long Boeing machinists strike, have arrived. What could be next if the strike continues deep into the fall?

The possible furloughs are one sign of how the work stoppage at Boeing's (BA) factories in the Pacific Northwest affects the aerospace supply chain. Spirit (SPR) makes the fuselage, or main body ...

RENTON, Wash. — The SPEEA union rejected a request from Boeing to include their represented employees in company-wide furloughs designed to save cash during the ongoing machinists' strike.