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    Spirit AeroSystems announces temporary layoffs

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    By KMAN Staff on April 7, 2020 State News

    Thousands of Spirit AeroSystems employees in Wichita and other locations are being furloughed for three weeks without pay amid an outbreak of a novel coronavirus that has paralyzed air travel around the globe.

    The Wichita Eagle reports that most managers and hourly employees at Spirit, Wichita’s largest employer, will be placed on 21-day unpaid leave starting Wednesday. It’s unclear exactly how many employees will be affected. The aircraft parts maker’s company profile says it employs around 18,000.

    The temporary layoffs apply to Spirit employees associated with the company’s Boeing commercial program. It includes Spirit employees in San Antonio and in Tulsa and McAlester locations in Oklahoma.

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