Spirit Airlines is going out of business after 34 years and the company has ceased all operations as of May 2nd, 2026.
On the website the airline said that all flights have been canceled, and customer service is no longer available.
Spirit said in a statement it was working to get more than 1,300 crew to their home bases and that the final Spirit flight landed at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport from Detroit Metropolitan Airport.
The company advised customers that they could expect refunds but there would be no help in booking travel on other airlines.
Frontier Airlines announced it will offer discounted rates up to 50% off base fares across its network through November 19 to support impacted Spirit Airlines customers.
Customers can book by May 10 at FlyFrontier.com or on the Frontier mobile app using promo code SAVENOW. Certain blackout dates apply.Â
It's also offering a $199 GoWild All-You-Can-Fly Summer Pass to help affected Spirit customers access low fares. More information about the pass can be found on Frontier's website.
Reno Tahoe International Airport Statement
"Spirit Airlines has canceled all arriving and departing flights, effective immediately, as the airline winds down operations. Passengers scheduled to travel on Spirit are advised not to come to the airport, as Spirit does not have on-site customer service available. Other airlines may offer accommodations or special fares for those affected by cancellations. Learn more from @spiritairlines SpiritRestructuring.com"
Harry Reid International Airport Statement
"Prior to this announcement, Spirit Airlines served 16 direct markets from Harry Reid International Airport (LAS), all of which are currently serviced by at least one other airline. Impacted passengers are advised to contact their booking provider, if booked through a third-party, or credit card issuer to inquire about refunds. Travelers can also contact the other airlines serving their destination, to explore available rebookings. Airport customer service staff are available on site to assist passengers in the terminal. LAS Airport remains fully operational, with all other airlines services continuing as scheduled."
(The Associated Press contributed to this report.)
