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Spirit’s ShadowWorks a technology investment
Behind heavy doors to a spacious room inside Spirit AeroSystems’ engineering building, inventors work on a variety of projects.
Cessna lays off salaried workers; numbers unclear
May 23 at 2:10 p.m.Cessna Aircraft laid off an undisclosed number of salaried workers Thursday, a month after it offered a voluntary retirement program for hourly and salaried workers.
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Cessna plane that uses Jet-A fuel makes first production flight
Cessna Aircraft has announced that the first production flight of the Turbo Skylane JT-A took off from Independence on Tuesday.
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Boeing: Some employees suffered injuries, property damage in Oklahoma tornado
Some Boeing employees in Oklahoma City suffered injuries and personal property damage in Monday’s tornado in Moore, Okla., Boeing officials said Tuesday.
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Galaxy Technologies planning to expand Winfield facility
Galaxy Technologies in Winfield plans to add new equipment and a 50,000-square-foot addition to its manufacturing facility.
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Bombardier launches new midsize business jet, Challenger 350
As the European Business Aviation Convention and Exhibition prepares to open in Geneva, Bombardier Aerospace announced the launch of the midsize Challenger 350 business jet, an updated Challenger 300.
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Wichita planemakers headed to European show
Wichita planemakers are heading to Geneva, Switzerland, to showcase their products at the 13th annual European Aviation Business Association convention and exhibition.
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Southwest signs up as launch customer for Boeing’s 737 MAX 7
Dallas-based Southwest Airlines will be the launch customer of Boeing’s 737 MAX 7, the third version of Boeing’s 737 MAX family, a revamped version of Boeing’s 737, Southwest and Boeing said Wednesday.
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Airlines collected record baggage fees in 2012
U.S. airlines collected more than $6 billion in baggage and reservation change fees from passengers last year - the highest amount since the fees became common five years ago.
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Airlines’ profits fall in 4th quarter, but show improvement for all of 2012
The nation’s 10 largest airlines, as a group, recorded a net loss of $145 million in the last quarter of 2012, compared to a $602 million loss in the fourth quarter of 2011, the Department of Transportation said Tuesday.
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Analyst: Product development cuts in downturn hurt Wichita aviation industry
The biggest concern for Wichita’s general aviation industry isn’t the market or jobs, said Teal Group aviation analyst Richard Aboulafia.
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Beechcraft gets $210 million military contract for 35 T-6 trainers
Beechcraft Defense Co., a division of Beechcraft Corp., has received a $210 million contract from the Air Force for the next round of T-6 primary trainers under the Joint Primary Aircraft Training System.
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Aviation industry analyst Richard Aboulafia to headline Tuesday’s Wichita Aero Club
Teal Group aviation industry analyst Richard Aboulafia is heading to Wichita for the third time to address the Wichita Aero Club on Tuesday.
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Wichita-area enthusiasts like challenge of building replica airplanes
Standing by a long workbench in his Derby basement, Paul Fiebich shows visitors the wooden fuselage of the replica 1930s biplane he’s building.
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Brooks Middle School students take off with Flying Challenge
About 80 students from Brooks Middle School in Wichita spent Thursday at the National Center for Aviation Training for the conclusion of a program called Flying Challenge.
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Deliveries up 10 percent for general aviation in 1st quarter; Wichita’s share drops
General aviation manufacturers delivered 458 planes in the first three months of 2013, a 10 percent increase compared to 418 for the same time a year ago.
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Beechcraft reports delivery increase for first quarter
The newly reorganized Beechcraft Corp. delivered 59 Beechcraft and military aircraft, plus the final six remaining Hawker 4000 business jets, during the first quarter of 2013, the company said Wednesday.
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Pompeo introduces legislation he says will help light aircraft industry
Rep. Mike Pompeo, R-Wichita, on Tuesday introduced the Light Aircraft Revitalization Act, which sponsors say would streamline the certification process, lower costs and revitalize the general aviation industry.
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Report: Forecast bright for commercial aviation, but cuts being felt in defense spending
The outlook for the aerospace market remains favorable, while budget pressures within defense are “facing headwinds,” a report by Sterne Agee analyst Peter Arment said Monday.
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$27.4 million award to Canadian supplier from Cessna upheld
A U.S. District judge has upheld a disputed $27.4 million award to Canadian supplier Avcorp Industries from Cessna Aircraft over a long-term supplier agreement between the companies.
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