Spirit now projects revenue of $1.28 billion, estimating non-ticket revenue per passenger segment to be about $64 in Q2, several dollars lower than expected.
Credit: Spirit Airlines
In updated guidance, Spirit Airlines has dropped its second quarter (Q2) revenue estimate by $40 million-$60 million (3%-4%), due primarily to lower-than-expected non-ticket earnings. The ULCC now projects revenue of $1.28 billion, estimating non-ticket revenue per passenger segment to be about $64...
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