Hassett: Spirit’s Collapse Traces to Bad Business Model, Not Iran War Fuel Shock
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White House economist Kevin Hassett criticized Spirit Airlines’ claim that Iran-related fuel prices led to its closure, arguing the carrier failed due to a weak business model while other airlines hedged jet fuel costs; he also cited the Biden administration’s decision to cancel the JetBlue-Spirit merger as part of the broader context of the airline’s troubles.
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