Spirit Airlines

Struggling ultra-low-cost carrier Spirit has engaged in high-level talks with rival Frontier, Bloomberg reported Thursday.

Struggling ultra-low-cost carrier Spirit has brought on outside advisers as it considers its options, including a possible second restructuring.

Ultra-low-cost carrier Spirit is facing mounting hurdles in its effort to fully rebound from bankruptcy and may be worse positioned than it was 10 months ago.

Allegiant’s move could be an attempt to muscle in on Spirit’s territory as the latter airline faces mounting financial challenges.

Ultra-low-cost carrier Spirit announced Tuesday that it will launch nonstop flights to two new destinations from its Fort Lauderdale hub.

“We are taking necessary steps to ensure we operate as efficiently as possible as part of our efforts to return to profitability,” the carrier said.

Low-cost carrier Spirit is launching new nonstop service to Key West, Florida.

Starting Oct. 16, Spirit will offer twice weekly nonstop flights between Middle Georgia Regional Airport and Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Spirit has submitted a regulatory complaint against the recently announced “Blue Sky” partnership between airlines JetBlue and United.

Spirit has entered an agreement that will provide compensation for the aircraft it has been forced to ground due to problems with Pratt & Whitney engines.