Frontier to Add Routes, Departures After Spirit Shutdown
The carrier expects a bump in business following its competitor’s collapse.
The carrier expects a bump in business following its competitor’s collapse.
The carrier is preparing for potential fuel shortages in certain markets.
The change will go into effect later this month.
The failed carrier will retain a small core of employees to manage its shutdown and liquidate assets.
The carrier is expanding operations at two of its hubs.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said responsibility lies with former President Joe Biden and his Justice Department.
Spirit halted all flying around 2 a.m. Saturday, leaving customers scrambling for alternate bookings.
The truck driver was hospitalized for minor injuries and then released, while the aircraft landed safely at Newark.
The Wall Street Journal reported Friday that the carrier is preparing to shut down.
The measure ends a record-breaking 76-day partial government shutdown.