Spirit Airlines Could See Prolonged Challenges With Pratt Engines

Lori Ranson April 28, 2023
Spirit Airlines Airbus A320
Credit: Spirit Airlines
Spirit Airlines expects to see some reduction in Airbus A320neo engine issues this year, but a return to normal could be up to 10 months away. In mid-March, Spirit said it was pulling roughly a half a percentage point from its first quarter (Q1) capacity due to the number of unscheduled engine...
Lori Ranson

Lori covers North American and Latin airlines for Aviation Week and is also a Senior Analyst for CAPA - Centre for Aviation.

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