Spirit Airlines offers new incentives, including improved seats, in an attempt to deceive passengers.
The newly announced options for the airline allows customers to access seats with extra space and mobile vehicles.
The Spirit previously provided more space to passengers through the “Go Comfy” option, which blocked a middle chair in the row of three chairs. According to the press statement, this option will soon be phase and replace with extra Lebroom seats. The flight package also includes a carrying bag, no change or cancellation costs, priority, baking overhead, a snack and a non -alcoholic beverage in addition to a larger seat.
Seven rows to the front of the aircraft, in total, more than 40 seats, instead of 28 ordinary, will have 32 inches of space.
The new “Go Comfy” program will be available for booking Thursday and passengers will be able to fly the seats on July 9.
“The new Spirit premium options provide exceptional value of passengers, and we create more opportunities for guests to experience them with a new seat outside our room,” said Rana Ghush, a senior vice president and senior trading officer at the Airlines Airlines.
“We also add more value to our loyalty members when others are eliminating their benefits, and we give our most loyal guests more reasons to choose the soul.”
Late this year, Spirit introduces two free check bag policies in collaboration with Bank of America. This will only be available to travel to Spirit Travel Most MasterCard card holders.
Other updates to the soul’s loyalty program include free upgrades to free soul members and Cobranded credit card holders and redemption for travel options such as Go Comfy.
Updated PERKS news reports will be released a few weeks after the company’s emergence of bankruptcy support.
In March, the Budget Airlines announced that its parents, Spirit Aviation Holdings, left season 11 after finalizing debt reconstruction. The re -organized program, which received the green light of the court in February, with the aim of restoring the carrier to profitability and increasing resources to compete with competitors.
“We will appear as a stronger and more focused airline,” said Ted Christie, CEO of Ted Christie, who will continue to lead the soul after bankruptcy.
The renovation transaction allowed the soul to convert $ 795 million to equity. The company also received $ 350 million in investors from existing investors to help future operations.
