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The airline is currently restructuring after declaring bankruptcy in August.

The carrier will have immediate access to $200 million as it navigates its second bankruptcy.

The low-fare pioneer that changed how Americans fly — and paid the price for overreach.

The carrier will expand its winter schedule.

If approved, the carrier could cut nearly 41% of its total fleet.

The ultra-low-cost carrier said it has negotiated access to $475 million in new financing.