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Spirit Airlines, fresh from bankruptcy, is ready to take on the new Southwest, CEO says

1. Spirit Airlines emerges from bankruptcy, ready to compete with Southwest. 2. Southwest Airlines will now charge for checked bags, altering competitive dynamics. 3. Spirit could attract Southwest's customers, capitalizing on new baggage fees. 4. Spirit aims for profitability after significant operational losses last year. 5. Spirit has reduced debt significantly and plans to relist shares soon.

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Why Bullish?

Spirit's emergence from bankruptcy and potential customer acquisition from Southwest is positive. Historically, competitor challenges often boost market positions.

How important is it?

The article discusses significant shifts in competitive airline dynamics affecting passenger choices, directly influencing LUV’s operations.

Why Short Term?

Changes in consumer behavior due to new Southwest fees may quickly benefit Spirit. Immediate impacts on ticket pricing and passenger shifts are likely.

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