Spirit Airlines touts 'massive progress' in bankruptcy
Spirit's second bankruptcy filing indicates ongoing financial instability, negatively impacting investor confidence, similar to past airline bankruptcies like that of American Airlines in 2011.
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Spirit's second bankruptcy filing indicates ongoing financial instability, negatively impacting investor confidence, similar to past airline bankruptcies like that of American Airlines in 2011.
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Spirit Airlines is progressing on its restructuring efforts, lawyer states. They secured $475 million in financing and $150 million from an aircraft lessor. Spirit filed for its second Chapter 11 bankruptcy in a year, incurring $250 million in losses. The airline will cut 40 routes and furlough a third of its attendants. Spirit plans to reject leases on 27 aircraft to reduce costs.
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