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New Aerospace Assembly Plant Could Employ 150

September 28, 2011

CHANUTE, KS-Spirit AeroSystems will open an assembly plant here next year to produce underwing components. Spirit plans to employ 35 people at the plant by the end of 2012 and could employ as much as 150 people.MORE

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