u/Consistent_Sector_19

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https://www.thebignewsletter.com/p/spirit-airlines-ceo-got-a-38-million

17,000 working people just lost their jobs, but I'm sure that hardworking CEO deserved the money. /s

Edit: this is the previous bankruptcy. I thought it was the same CEO when I posted the link, but he resigned and was replaced. The article includes a number of important points: Spirit didn't fail because the merger with Jet Blue was blocked. The merger wasn't blocked by the Biden administration, it was blocked by a judge, a Reagan appointee, because it wasn't allowed under existing law. The creditors blocked a government bailout because they expect to get more from auctioning the assets than from continuing operations.

It's a good article about the effects of deregulation and failure to enforce anti-trust laws

u/Consistent_Sector_19 — 19 days ago