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Spirit Airlines 'Bites The Dust' As All Flights Canceled
Spirit Airlines 'Bites The Dust' As All Flights Canceled
The collapse of bankrupt Spirit Airlines is now official.
After several failed attempts by the Trump administration to engineer a rescue package, including a proposed $500 million financing deal that could have left the U.S. government with control of up to 90% of the budget carrier, negotiations broke down late this week.
By Saturday morning, Spirit had begun winding down operations, with all flights canceled and the carrier entering liquidation mode.
The outcome marks the final flight for the budget airline, crushed by...
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After Boomers and Gen X dragged The Conference Board Confidence measure down to eight month lows to end 2025, expectations were for a rebound to start 2026.
Instead, January was a bloodbath with all the cohorts tumbling. Today sees February's data released with expectations for a rebound, particularly in expectations... and the consensus was right.
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