Travelers are unlikely to see major disruptions as the Trump administration reportedly moves closer to a bailout of bankrupt Spirit Airlines, industry experts say. Officials are discussing a roughly ...

Spirit Airlines is facing severe financial difficulties, with analysts warning it could cease operations soon. Travelers booking with Spirit face a high-risk, high-reward situation with cheap fares ...

The Trump administration is facing growing opposition on the political right over its plan to bail out Spirit Airlines, with conservatives raising concerns about the precedent it sets for government ...

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The Trump administration is discussing a $500 million rescue deal for Spirit Airlines that could leave the federal government owning up to 90% of the company after it emerges from bankruptcy.

President Donald Trump said Thursday that he would consider purchasing the embattled Spirit Airlines “if we can get it at the right price.” “Spirit is an airline that has had some trouble,” Trump said ...

The Trump administration is considering a rescue deal for Spirit Airlines, a company that filed for bankruptcy twice within the past two years, The Wall Street Journal reported. On Tuesday, President ...

The Trump administration on Wednesday neared a rescue deal for struggling Spirit Airlines, in a rare move to support a single air carrier. Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get unlimited access to ...

Spirit Airlines is close to getting a bailout from the federal government, an attorney for Spirit said during a bankruptcy hearing Thursday. The deal is expected to include the federal government ...

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WASHINGTON, April 21 (Reuters) - U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy on Tuesday raised concerns about ‌using government funds to rescue low-cost bankrupt airline Spirit Airlines. "What we don't ...