What Could a Post-Bankruptcy Spirit Look Like?
Industry experts are analyzing what Spirit’s recent bankruptcy filing could mean for the carrier and the market at large.
Industry experts are analyzing what Spirit’s recent bankruptcy filing could mean for the carrier and the market at large.
These new routes will connect passengers from 21 airports across the United States and the Caribbean, the carrier said in a Tuesday news release.
This move marks one of the largest expansions in the ultra-low-cost carrier’s history, even as it continues to face ongoing Boeing delivery delays.
Passengers are in for a treat when they travel on Emirates over the next few weeks with special menus, NBA game streaming, and NBA-themed cabin interiors.
Nearly 450 pilots ratified a two-year contract extension with CommuteAir improving pay, benefits, and work rules on Monday.
Skiles is best known as the first officer on US Airways flight 1549, which landed in New York’s Hudson River in January 2009.
Air Arabia achieved 8% YoY growth in profit while still deploying more capacity in the market, an impressive result given the regional airspace challenges.
Driven by a country opening to the world and vast pilgrimage traffic, Saudia is poised to become one of the Gulf’s mega carriers.
The route is a service resumption; Continental Micronesia last served the market in 2005, according to Aeroroutes. Continental and United merged in 2010.
Spirit is filing for bankruptcy after years of quarterly losses and mounting debt, the budget carrier announced on Monday.