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Spirit Airlines, recently emerged from bankruptcy, faces renewed financial difficulties. Weak domestic demand and dwindling cash reserves have led to concerns about its ability to continue operating. The airline is experiencing a tough pricing environment due to high domestic capacity and reduced leisure travel. To improve liquidity, Spirit plans to sell assets and reduce gate capacity. The company's credit card processor has also demanded increased collateral, adding to the uncertainty.

Prepared by Christopher Adams and reviewed by editorial team.