Spirit Airlines is cutting flights from Columbus as a report swirls that the ultra-low-cost carrier was in talks with bondholders about a potential bankruptcy filing.

The flights that Spirit is cutting from John Glenn Columbus International Airport are among a number being eliminated by Spirt, according to reports.

Flights to Dallas-Fort Worth, Boston and Newark, New Jersey, from Columbus are among those that have been cut.

Even with the reductions, Spirt flights are up 30% compared with last year, according to the airport.

Spirit handled 10.1% of John Glenn’s passengers in July and 8.7% through the first seven months of 2024, according to Columbus Regional Airport Authority data.

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