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Spirit back online after EF-3 tornado in 2012
It’s been one year since Spirit AeroSystems took a direct hit from a mile-wide EF-3 tornado that tore off roofs, damaged buildings and infrastructure and left debris strewn about the site.
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Beechcraft seeks more workers
Beechcraft Corp. has been advertising job openings in the newspaper, on billboards and on local radio stations.
Spirit AeroSystems executives Mike King, Buck Buchanan to retire
Two Spirit AeroSystems executives plan to retire this summer, the company said Tuesday.
Virgin America ranks first in airline performance
Virgin America was ranked the best performing airline last year while United Airlines was the worst, according to the 23rd annual Airline Quality Rating of the nation’s top airlines, released on Monday.
Airbus breaks ground on Alabama airplane plant
Airbus broke ground on its first U.S. airplane assembly plant Monday with a ceremony marking the start of a project that could help transform Alabama’s coast into an aerospace center.
Airlines see fuller flights despite rise in complaints
U.S. airlines improved their performance last year in two key areas: the number of mishandled bags and on-time arrivals. Even so, passenger complaints rose nearly 20 percent, a new study shows.
FAA to delay closing of airport control towers
The closings of control towers at 149 small airports, due to begin this weekend because of government spending cuts, are being delayed until June 15, federal regulators announced Friday.
Planemakers head to China for Asian aviation group conference, air show
Over the next decade, China is expected to give the general aviation market a boost, although short term, there are many market limitations to overcome, said aviation analyst Brian Foley.
Boeing 787 testing more than half done
Boeing said it has finished more than half of the testing on its proposed battery fix for the 787, with the rest of the ground and flight tests coming in the next several days.
Eclipse Aerospace moves ahead with production of very light jet
Eclipse Aerospace, based in Albuquerque, N.M., continues to move forward with the Eclipse 550 twin-engine very light jet.
Cessna announces voluntary retirement program to reduce costs
Cessna Aircraft is offering employees a voluntary retirement program as it works to keep costs down.
Pompeo wants assurances that Beechcraft has fair shot at future Air Force contracts
While a high-stakes light air support contract to Sierra Nevada and Embraer is under review, Rep. Mike Pompeo wants to make sure Beechcraft will be able to compete for follow-on contracts.
Airports suing FAA over planned tower shutdowns
Airports have begun mounting a legal challenge to the FAA’s decision to shut down 149 air traffic control towers as part of federal budget cuts.
Bevan-Rabell owner Kent McIntyre wins avionics award
Kent McIntyre, owner of Bevan-Rabell in Wichita, an avionics and aircraft repair shop, was named 2013 Member of the Year of the Aircraft Electronics Association at its annual awards luncheon in Las Vegas on Wednesday.
FAA to eliminate funds for air traffic control towers at five Kansas airports
Funding for 149 of the nation’s contract air traffic control towers, including five in Kansas, will cease in three phases, the Federal Aviation Administration said.
Boeing praises suppliers for crucial role in making 737s
Boeing is praising the role its suppliers play in the production of its popular 737 single-aisle jetliner as it celebrates delivery of its 7,500th plane.
Cessna celebrates its 400th Citation CJ3 jet
Cessna Aircraft rolled out its 400th production Citation CJ3 light business jet on Monday, nine years after the plane was certified.
Five Kansas airports on FAA tower closure list
The loss of Hutchinson airport’s air traffic control tower will be like a city losing its traffic lights.
Beechcraft files lawsuit in latest wrangling over Air Force contract
Beechcraft said Thursday it has filed a lawsuit in the Court of Federal Claims to contest the Air Force’s award of a $427.5 million light air support contract to Sierra Nevada Corp.
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