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Spirit Aviation Holdings Inc. has received approval from the bankruptcy court to access $475 million in new financing as part of its restructuring efforts. This financial support is crucial for the company as it navigates through its bankruptcy proceedings. Alongside this financing, Spirit has also reached an agreement with its largest aircraft lessor, enabling the return of dozens of aircraft.
This strategic move is expected to alleviate some of the financial pressures the company has been facing. By reducing its fleet size, Spirit aims to streamline operations and focus on its core business activities. The new financing will provide the necessary liquidity to support ongoing operations and facilitate the company's transition during this challenging period.
As Spirit Aviation works to stabilize its financial situation, it remains committed to restructuring its business model to better align with market demands. The court's approval marks a significant step forward for the company as it seeks to emerge from bankruptcy stronger and more efficient.
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