Report: Spirit Cleared to Sell 27 Aircraft for $668 Million
The deal covers Spirit’s last major aircraft portfolio.
The deal covers Spirit’s last major aircraft portfolio.
The AFA-CWA raised confidentiality concerns.
The information will be used to refine the company’s artificial intelligence systems.
An entity connected to a Boston investment firm placed the winning bid.
The court overseeing Spirit’s liquidation will rule on the sale next month.
The carrier is offering $12 million.
The plaintiffs say they were terminated with no advance notice, in possible violation of federal law.
The former carrier’s aircraft are being returned to leasing companies.
The carrier expects a bump in business following its competitor’s collapse.
A U.S. bankruptcy judge on Tuesday approved the failed carrier’s wind-down plan and budget.