Airbus follows Boeing's cash lifeline to Spirit AeroSystems

Airbus nears deal on funding, payment terms with Spirit Aero, source says
Airbus is poised to finalise an agreement as early as Wednesday with struggling aerospace supplier Spirit Aerosystems on fresh funding and revised payment terms, a person familiar with the matter said.
Airbus follows Boeing's cash lifeline to Spirit AeroSystems with an assist of its own
Hours after announcing it will receive up to $350 million in advance payments from Boeing, Spirit said it has an updated memorandum of agreement with Airbus stating the European aerospace giant will provide the major supplier with a $107 million non-interest-bearing line of credit.
Airbus nears funding, payment terms with Spirit AeroSystems- Reuters
Airbus nearing funding agreement with Spirit AeroSystems as Boeing commits to $350 million advance payments pact.
Spirit Aero gets help from Boeing, Airbus to prop up weak finances
A key supplier to both Boeing and Airbus, as well as smaller jetmakers like Bombardier (BBDb.TO), opens new tab, Spirit Aero has seen inventory pile up and deliveries slump in recent weeks following a recently settled strike at Boeing. Airbus agreed to ...
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Boeing has agreed to pay Spirit AeroSystems up to $350 million in advance to keep producing products for it as the fuselage supplier works through a liquidity crunch. The jet maker said Tuesday that the advance payments are intended to help Spirit address high levels of inventory and lower operational cash flows.
Spirit AeroSystems Announces Advance Payments Deal With Boeing
Tuesday announced an Advance Payments Agreement by which Boeing Co. (BA) will pay an advance of up to a total of $350 million to produce Boeing products at the rates required by Boeing. The payments will help Spirit's high levels of inventory and lower operational cash flows,
Spirit Aero to receive up to $350 million in funding from Boeing
By David Shepardson and Allison Lampert (Reuters) -Spirit AeroSystems said Tuesday that planemaker Boeing will pay up to $350 million in advance payments to the firm, providing the struggling supplier a lifeline as it continues to burn cash after four consecutive years of losses.
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The ARJ21 is now to be known as the C909. The renaming plays into COMAC's ambition to enter the global market.
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