Spirit Aviation Holdings, Inc.

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1:25-bk-11897

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New York Southern

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  1. September 22, 2025

    Spirit Airlines To Furlough 1,800 Workers Amid Ch. 11

    Bankrupt budget air carrier Spirit Airlines will furlough one-third of its flight attendants in the coming months as it aims to cut costs in its bankruptcy, Spirit confirmed Monday.

  2. September 08, 2025

    Spirit Airlines Cleared To Tap Over $275M To Fund Ch. 11

    Budget air carrier Spirit Airlines secured a New York bankruptcy judge's approval Monday of its bid to borrow up to $275 million and use other funds to support the business as Spirit gears up to reject aircraft leases during its Chapter 11.

  3. September 05, 2025

    What's Happening In Bankruptcy Court This Coming Week

    Spirit Airlines will ask a New York bankruptcy court for permission to use cash collateral in its latest Chapter 11. A Texas bankruptcy judge will weigh chipmaker Wolfspeed's disclosure and Chapter 11 plan. And courts in Delaware and New York will hold omnibus hearings for SVB Financial Group and Claire's.

  4. September 03, 2025

    Catching Up With New Bankruptcy Case Action

    Budget air carrier Spirit Airlines landed in bankruptcy again in New York. Utah-based furniture retailer Walker Edison filed for Chapter 11 in Delaware while it presses on with litigation against its former owners. And a Florida kitchen equipment supplier is seeking to reorganize its debt after running into supply chain and quality issues.

  5. September 02, 2025

    Meet The Attorneys Guiding Spirit Airlines In Ch. 11

    Spirit Airlines found itself in Chapter 11 for the second time in late August, less than six months after emerging from a previous bankruptcy in which it slashed $795 million of debt from the balance sheet.

  6. September 02, 2025

    Spirit Airlines Promises Aggressive Cuts In Second Ch. 11

    Spirit Airlines kicked off its second Chapter 11 case in under a year on Tuesday by emphasizing it will more aggressively use the tools of bankruptcy to transform itself into a leaner business with dozens fewer jets, telling a New York federal judge that the case in effect will be the budget air carrier's "first Chapter 11."