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In A Fast Changing World, Boeing Acquiring Aurora To Help Develop Future Aircraft

By Cal Biesecker

Wednesday, October 11th, 2017

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Boeing [BA] on Oct. 5 said it has agreed to acquire Aurora Flight Sciences, a technology leader in autonomy, aerostructures and aerospace designs, in a deal the world’s largest aerospace company is betting will help it design and develop the next-generation of commercial and military aircraft that are expected to increasingly feature more autonomous capabilities.Terms of the deal were not disclosed but Boeing said it doesn’t affect its financial guidance. Aurora, based in Northern Virginia, has 550 employees, not far above the…

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