Spirit AeroSystems Holdings, Inc. [NYSE: SPR] will release its first quarter 2024 financial results at 6:30 a.m. Central Daylight Time Tuesday, May 7, 2024.

A purchase of Spirit AeroSystems would “introduce additional potential headwinds for Boeing on its path to cash flow and leverage recovery,” the agency said.

Boeing shares (BA) are still down ahead of Wednesday's session close after it reported its first-quarter earnings results this morning. Topping revenue estimates by posting $16.57 billion, the aerospace manufacturer narrowed its forecasted losses per share to $1.13. Boeing is juggling priorities as it wades through a deluge of issues brought on by concerns over its manufacturing quality and numerous federal probes. Melius Research Managing Director of Aerospace, Defense & Space Robert Spingarn j...

Boeing burned through nearly $4 billion in the most recent quarter as fallout from the Alaska Airlines midair accident exacted a financial toll. The jet maker reported a $355 million loss as revenue fell 8% from a year ago in quarterly results that were slightly better than expected. Under pressure from airlines and regulators to clean up its operations, Boeing has slowed its factories and has stopped providing most financial targets.

Boeing's (BA) issues continue to mount as the aerospace manufacturer grapples with shrinking orders, a growing backlog of orders it needs to fulfill, and more, according to its first-quarter earnings report. In the wake of the mid-air incident in January that sparked multiple investigations into Boeing's 737 Max jetliner by federal regulators, the company faces a PR setback from consumers and travelers unsure whether to trust its aircraft. Stifel Senior Research Analyst Bert Subin joins The Morn...

Spirit Aerosystems (SPR) doesn't possess the right combination of the two key ingredients for a likely earnings beat in its upcoming report. Get prepared with the key expectations.

The agreement announced by Spirit on Tuesday comes amid talks between the two for Boeing to buy the fuselage supplier, a former subsidiary, and as the planemaker tries to get control of a sprawling crisis sparked by a mid-air panel blowout in January on a new Alaska Airlines 737 MAX 9. Under the deal, Spirit will maintain a production rate that supports Boeing's contractual production demand. Boeing said it continues "to work together with Spirit to improve quality, stabilize operations and su...

The agreement announced by Spirit on Tuesday comes amid talks between the two for Boeing to buy the fuselage supplier, a former subsidiary, and as the planemaker tries to get control of a sprawling crisis sparked by a mid-air panel blowout in January on a new Alaska Airlines 737 MAX 9. Under the deal, Spirit will maintain a production rate that supports Boeing's contractual production demand. Boeing said it continues "to work together with Spirit to improve quality, stabilize operations and su...

Spirit AeroSystems said Boeing would give it advance payments of $425 million and help it address issues like higher levels of inventory and lower cashflows after the U.S. aviation regulator capped the planemaker's 737 MAX production. The agreement announced by Spirit on Tuesday comes amid talks between the two for Boeing to buy the fuselage supplier, a former subsidiary, and as the planemaker tries to get control of a sprawling crisis sparked by a mid-air panel blowout in January on a new Alas...

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