PurdueAviator
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🚨 Delta just said “F you” to regular flyers. Starting May 19, NO MORE free snacks or drinks on flights under 350 miles. Thirsty and hungry the whole short hop while they nickel-and-dime you. Meanwhile, CEO Ed Bastian banked $27.1 MILLION last year. Consumers ALWAYS lose. Airlines get richer. Executives get fatter bonuses. This SHIT is why people hate corporations. Where the hell are the antitrust laws? These airlines merged themselves into a near-monopoly, killed all competition, and now they’re openly robbing us while the execs get richer. Charge more, give less, and laugh all the way to the bank. Greedy bastards.


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NEW: United Airlines Flight 169 hits bakery truck while landing at Newark Airport in New Jersey


Hear me out: we have a $15 billion surplus. What if we used less than 1% to buy Spirit Airlines and call it Georgia Airlines? Profits go back to Georgia tax payers. We keep an affordable airline. Costs stay low because the user is also the shareholder. And, we get to tell people to “fly Georgia.”

Spirit Airlines announced it is ceasing operations effective immediately, canceling all flights and leaving passengers nationwide scrambling for alternatives. fox2detroit.com/news/spirit-ai…

JetBlue just pulled the ultimate power move. Hours after Spirit Airlines went dark, JetBlue swooped into South Florida with a full-blown rescue mission—and they're not playing small. Here's the breakdown: $99 rescue fares for anyone holding a valid Spirit ticket. Same route, same dates, just call 1-800-JETBLUE. Flying Fort Lauderdale to San Juan? Blue Basic is capped at $299 through May 8. But that's just the warm-up. JetBlue is exploding at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International—adding 11 brand new cities, extra flights on existing routes, and pushing nearly 130 daily departures this summer. That's a 75%+ jump from last year and their biggest FLL operation EVER. CEO Joanna Geraghty put it plainly: "South Florida is a key market... we're stepping up, adding service, and keeping fares competitive." (Translation: we're taking over.) Fun fact? Fort Lauderdale was JetBlue's very first destination back in 2000. Now they're reclaiming it after Spirit held 27% of that market. Oh, and they're not leaving Spirit's crew behind either—jumpseat access for two weeks and job interviews for qualified staff. This is how you turn a market collapse into a masterclass. 👇



Spirit Airlines, 1983-2026


If Spirit's shutdown affected your travel plans, we're here to help. We're offering reduced, nonrefundable rescue fares for the next five days across domestic routes (nonstop and one-stop via our hubs) and routes between the U.S. & Latin America. Learn more: dl.aero/6010vJskE













