Spirit, known for being America's most dysfunctional airline, stays true to form as it ceases operations after 33 years, canceling ALL flights immediately and failing to give passengers alternative trips

Spirit announced just before 3am on Saturday that the airline would start 'winding down its global operations, effective immediately.' 

The airline said that, in addition to canceling all flights, customer service would no longer be available, and they would not be able to rebook passengers on another airline, but would automatically process refunds. 

'We are proud of the impact of our ultra-low-cost model on the industry for the last 33 years and had hoped to serve our guests for many years to come,' the airline added. 

Multiple airlines have announced that they would offer assistance to passengers scheduled to fly Spirit. 

Frontier said on Friday that they were preparing to help impacted passengers 'with a focus on helping people continue their travel plans with low-fare options.' 

JetBlue, which sought to purchase Spirit in 2024 but was blocked by a court ruling, also announced on Friday that it would help passengers who were affected by the news. 

Spirit's update has not only caused a headache for customers scrambling for other accommodations, but has also left thousands without jobs.