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Spirit Airlines Drops The A319neo: Is This The End Of The Program?

In early August, Spirit Airlines shared its financial performance for the second quarter of 2023. Within this reporting, it was revealed that the airline had converted its Airbus A319neo orders into A321neos. Having been one of the largest customers for the A319neo, what does this mean for Airbus and this short A320neo family variant?

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