Bankruptcy Court Begins Sale of Spirit Airlines’ LaGuardia Slots as 22 Flights Remain Unfilled

Spirit Airlines entered bankruptcy, prompting a court‑ordered sale of its LaGuardia airport slots. The airline previously operated 22 daily flights at the Spirit Airlines entered bankruptcy, prompting a court‑ordered sale of its

LaGuardia airport slots. The airline previously operated 22 daily flights at the New York City hub. Those slots are now listed for purchase by interested carriers. The court’s process aims to reassign the rights to fly in and out of

LaGuardia. Potential buyers face competition and regulatory scrutiny. Finding a purchaser may prove difficult given market conditions. Until a sale is completed, the 22 routes remain vacant. Aviation observers will monitor the outcome for impacts on LaGuardia capacity.