Tag: Spirit Airlines
Weekly Travel News Roundup: What You Missed
Here’s a roundup of the biggest news stories shaping the travel world this week, from JetBlue leaving MIA to the July 4th travel boom.
Spirit Airlines Urges US to Reject JetBlue, United Partnership
Spirit Airlines is urging the USDOT to reject a partnership between United and JetBlue, saying it would hurt the low-cost carriers.
New Airline Rankings May Surprise You
A new WalletHub report ranks U.S. airlines according to 14 key metrics, including everything from price to pet safety.
Savannah Gets the Spirit
Spirit Airlines will start daily nonstop service from Savannah to major US cities this summer and fall, including Newark and Fort Lauderdale.
Spirit to Climb Out of Bankruptcy
With approval from a New York bankruptcy court, Spirit Airlines will emerge from Chapter 11 status in the coming weeks.
Airline Executives Defend Seat Fees Before Senate Panel
U.S. airline execs defend seating fees before a Senate panel on Dec. 4, after the subcommittee accused the industry of charging "junk" fees.
Spirit Airlines Declares Bankruptcy, Will Continue Flying
Discount carrier Spirit Airlines has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after a failed merger attempt with Frontier Airlines.
