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Spirit Airlines has filed for bankruptcy protection for the second time in a year after its previous restructuring failed to stabilize its finances. The company, which reported a net loss of $246 million in the last quarter, has been facing severe cash flow issues and has borrowed $275 million from its credit facility. Analysts attribute its troubles to an inadequate response to its high operating costs during its first bankruptcy. Despite these challenges, Spirit plans to cut its fleet and reduce market presence as part of its restructuring efforts while continuing to honor employee wages and operational commitments.
Source: YAHOO