“Give me more money or I’ll keep posting them”I just took pics of my feet. Stand by for results.
“Give me more money or I’ll keep posting them”I just took pics of my feet. Stand by for results.
It’s not as simple as that either. As a business if you topple over when a variable changes then your foundation wasn’t very good. No one else has shut down due to fuel costs. They’ve raised prices and passengers numbers haven’t changed.
That is EXACTLY what I have been devoting the last month or so to. I'd like for @derg to set me aside a special sub forum and I will host a ZoomSkype to talk about my ideas to help airline pilots create a supplemental income to help as a financial bridge over troubled waters. I have worked up and modeled some foolproof plans to fit anyone's interest. For animal lovers I have a concept utilizing Alpacas. For financial types I have a great currency trade involving Iraqi Dinar. For those with really hot wives I have an OnlyFans channel/system. Just really turnkey so it's just a couple easy sources of supplemental income. To help people.
Spirit Airlines had reached a restructuring deal with its lenders, with an assumed jet fuel cost of $2.24/gallon in 2026, and $2.14/gallon in 2027.
But, last month jet fuel costs rose 101.34% to $4.51/gallon, resulting in its shutdown.
(H/T Reuters)
It’s self explanatory. There was a lot going on over there, but you can’t plan for skyrocketing fuel prices.
They were in their second bankruptcy and haven’t turned a profit since 2019. The fuel prices just accelerated the demise, unfortunately.Spirit Airlines had reached a restructuring deal with its lenders, with an assumed jet fuel cost of $2.24/gallon in 2026, and $2.14/gallon in 2027.
But, last month jet fuel costs rose 101.34% to $4.51/gallon, resulting in its shutdown.
(H/T Reuters)
It’s self explanatory. There was a lot going on over there, but you can’t plan for skyrocketing fuel prices.
I’m sorry man, I just can’t imagine.15 years down the tubes. Was a great ride while it lasted. Great crews, great attitudes, great schedules...will definitely miss it!
Nothing like being in your mid-50s and out on the street. Time to figure out what's next because, unfortunately, the answer isn't retirement as much as I'd like to just walk away.
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They were in their second bankruptcy and haven’t turned a profit since 2019. The fuel prices just accelerated the demise, unfortunately.