Spirit Airlines - Wikipedia Spirit Airlines `` Spirit Air '' redirects here. It is not to be confused with Air spirit or Spirit of Manila Airlines. Spirit Airlines IATA ICAO Callsign NK NKS SPIRIT WINGS Founded 1980 ( as Charter One ) Operating bases Atlantic City Chicago -- O'Hare Dallas / Fort Worth Detroit Fort Lauderdale Las Vegas Frequent - flyer program FREE SPIRIT Fleet size 118 Destinations 65 Company slogan Less money. More go. Traded as NYSE : SAVE Russell 1000 Component Headquarters Miramar, Florida, U.S. Key people Robert L. Fornaro, CEO Ted Christie, President & CFO John Bendoraitis, Executive Vice President & COO Matt Klein, Senior Vice President & CCO Revenue US $ 2.64 billion ( 2017 ) Operating income US $ 388.79 million ( 2017 ) Net income US $ 420.60 million ( 2017 ) Total assets US $ 4.143 billion ( 2017 ) Total equity US $ 1.777 billion ( 2017 ) Website spirit.com Spirit Airlines, Inc. ( NYSE : SAVE ) is an American ultra-low - cost carrier headquartered in Miramar, Florida. It is the 8th largest commercial airline in the US. Spirit operates scheduled flights throughout the United States and in the Caribbean, Mexico, Latin America, and South America. The airline operates bases at Atlantic City, Chicago -- O'Hare, Dallas / Fort Worth, Detroit, Fort Lauderdale, and Las Vegas. Contents 1 History 1.1 Early years ( 1964 -- 2006 ) 1.2 Transition to ultra low cost carrier ( 2007 -- present ) 2 Service expansion 3 Destinations 4 Fleet 4.1 Current fleet 4.2 Historical fleet 5 References 6 External links History Early years ( 1964 -- 2006 ) The company initially started as Clipper Trucking Company in 1964. The company changed its name to Ground Air Transfer, Inc., in 1974. The airline service was founded in 1980 in Macomb County, Michigan, by Ned Homfeld as Charter One, a Detroit - based charter tour operator providing travel packages to entertainment destinations such as Atlantic City, Las Vegas, and the Bahamas. In 1990, Charter One began scheduled service from Boston and Providence, Rhode Island, to Atlantic City. On May 29, 1992, Charter One brought jet aircraft into the fleet and changed its name to Spirit Airlines. Scheduled flights between Detroit and Atlantic City began on June 1, 1992. Scheduled flights between Boston and Providence began on June 15, 1992. On April 2, 1993, Spirit Airlines began scheduled service to Orlando, Fort Lauderdale, and St. Petersburg, Florida. Flights between Atlantic City and Fort Myers, Florida, began on September 25, 1993. Service at Philadelphia began in 1994. During the next five years, Spirit expanded further, increasing service from Detroit and adding service in new markets such as Myrtle Beach, Los Angeles, and New York City. In the summer of 1994, Spirit Airlines overbooked flights, and 1,400 customers ' tickets were canceled. The overbooking occurred because Spirit Airlines had given incorrect instructions to travel agents, causing those tickets not to be valid, even though the customers had paid for the flights. In response to criticism, Spirit Airlines said it would make sure all paid customers would always be able to fly to their destination, even if Spirit Airlines had to book them on a competitor 's airline. Spirit initially had their headquarters in Eastpointe, Michigan ( formerly East Detroit ) in Metro Detroit. It relocated its headquarters in November 1999, moving to Miramar, Florida in the Miami Metropolitan Area. Prior to the decision to move the headquarters to Miramar, Spirit considered Atlantic City, New Jersey and Detroit, Michigan. In 2000, the US Federal Aviation Administration ( FAA ) fined Spirit Airlines $67,000 for allegedly violating federal regulations on cabin and seat markings and placards. Discrepancies were found in the marking and placarding of emergency equipment, passenger seats, storage areas and doors on eight of Spirit 's DC9 and MD80 aircraft. In November 2001, Spirit inaugurated service to San Juan, Puerto Rico, and implemented a fully integrated Spanish - language customer service plan including a website and dedicated reservation line. In the fall of 2003, Spirit resumed flights to Washington, D.C. 's Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, which were suspended after the September 11 attacks. Spirit also began service to Grand Cayman, San Francisco, and Boston in 2006, and in 2007 filed DOT applications to offer service to Costa Rica, Haiti, the Netherlands Antilles and Venezuela. In 2006, Spirit exercised options to order 30 Airbus A320 - 200 aircraft for further expansion. Deliveries began in March 2010. Transition to ultra low cost carrier ( 2007 -- present ) Spirit DC - 9 - 40 number N130NK, in old livery, lands at Logan International Airport in Boston, Massachusetts. On March 6, 2007, Spirit began a transition to an ultra low - cost carrier, following a fare model that decoupled amenities that are often included in the base ticket price of traditional carriers. Passengers who wanted to customize their itinerary or flight experience paid an add - on fee for each additional feature, which enabled the carrier to earn ancillary revenue in excess of 40 % of total revenue. These included having an agent print a boarding pass at check - in versus doing it online or at a kiosk, for any large carry - on or checked bags, progressive fees for overweight bags, selected seat assignments, travel insurance, and more. In 2011, Spirit Airlines became the first U.S. airline to charge passengers for carry - on bags. They were later followed by Allegiant Air and Frontier Airlines. On June 3, 2008, Spirit Airlines made a WARN ( Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notice ) application to potentially relocate or lay off hundreds of pilots and flight attendants, and the closure of their San Juan and LaGuardia crew bases. In September 2008, Spirit began advertising on the side of aircraft, overhead bins, tray tables, seatback inserts and bulkheads. In May 2009, after more than four years of inconclusive negotiations between the airline and the Air Line Pilots Association ( ALPA ), Spirit pilots overwhelmingly ( 98 % of votes ) voted in favor of strike action over compensation, work rules and benefits. At that time, Spirit pilots were among the lowest paid Airbus pilots in the United States. On June 12, 2010, Spirit grounded its flights when its unionized pilots walked out on strike, stranding thousands of passengers. This was the first passenger airline strike by American ALPA - represented pilots since Comair in 2001. On June 15, negotiations between the airline and ALPA resumed, and a tentative agreement was reached late in the evening on June 16. The tentative agreement, which Spirit pilots later ratified by a 74 % margin, brought Spirit pilots ' compensation and benefits in line with comparable Airbus operators in the US. Flights eventually resumed on June 18. Spirit Airbus A320 number N641NK at Minneapolis -- Saint Paul International Airport, prior to boarding On June 20, 2010, Spirit Plus was rebranded as `` Big Front Seat '' and business class service was discontinued. For an additional fee, a person could choose `` Big Front Seat '', or upgrade at the airport. In December 2010, Spirit Airlines introduced the Free Spirit World MasterCard. In February 2012, Spirit Airlines established a crew and maintenance base at McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas, Nevada. On December 1, 2012, the airline opened a flight attendant and pilot crew base at Dallas - Fort Worth International Airport. In April 2012, citing the airline 's strict refund policy, Spirit Airlines representative Misty Pinson announced that the airline would not issue a refund to dying veteran Jerry Meekins, who had purchased a non-refundable ticket between Florida and Atlantic City. The 76 - year - old Vietnam veteran and Marine tried to get his $197 back after learning his esophageal cancer was terminal and being told by his doctor not to fly. The decision caused outrage among veterans ' groups and the general public, some of whom threatened to boycott Spirit unless both a refund and apology were issued. On May 4, Spirit CEO Ben Baldanza apologized for how the situation was handled and personally refunded Meekins ' ticket. Additionally, the airline made a $5000 donation to the Wounded Warrior Project in Meekins ' name. On Monday, July 1, 2013, a Spirit Airlines jetliner came within two miles of a skydiving aircraft, but was found by the FAA to be in full regulatory compliance. In August 2013, Spirit reached an agreement on a new five - year deal with the Transport Workers Union of America, who represent the airline 's flight dispatchers. In November 2014, Morgan Stanley named Spirit the top growth airline pick for investors. In January 2016, Baldanza stepped down as CEO in order to relocate from Florida, and was replaced by former Air Tran CEO Robert L. Fornaro. This prompted rumors of a merger with Frontier Airlines ; if the carriers were to merge, it would create the single largest ultra-low cost carrier in the Americas. Fornaro led an effort to change the company and improve working conditions as well as the guest experience, implementing multiple changes such as teaming up with the Disney Institute to create new service standards and changing policies internally to create a more welcoming environment. In September 2017, Spirit temporarily moved their Operations Center from their Fort Lauderdale hub to the Detroit hub, as part of the evacuation for Hurricane Irma. Spirit Airlines check - in at O'Hare International Airport A new Spirit Airlines A320NEO aircraft after delivery As of November 2017, Spirit 's on - time performance is second in the country, behind only Delta Airlines, a significant improvement from December 2015, when it ranked last among thirteen airlines with 68.7 % of flights arriving on time. In February 2018, Spirit was the only airline in North America to make the list of the top 10 safest in the world. In January 2018 Skytrax awarded Spirit three stars on their ten star scale upgrading from two in the previous year. They did, however, place at eight in the top ten `` Best Low - Cost Airlines in North America '' category. Service expansion On August 7, 2014, Spirit began new service out of Kansas City, Missouri to five destinations. In January 2017, Spirit announced a major expansion into Pittsburgh, which became the 61st city in the carrier 's network. Spirit 's first Pittsburgh flights launched May 25, when it began daily service to both Dallas / Fort Worth and Myrtle Beach, S.C. The carrier added seven more routes -- to Fort Lauderdale, Houston Bush Intercontinental, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Tampa, Ft. Myers and Orlando -- by July 13. Spirit began flying from Hartford with two routes to Florida and one to Myrtle Beach. Spirit 's first flights from Hartford began April 27 when it launches daily flights to Orlando and four - times - a-week service to Myrtle Beach. Daily service to Fort Lauderdale started June 15. The Florida routes were intended to operate year - round ; the South Carolina service to be seasonal. On Nov 10, 2016 Spirit announced new service to begin in Akron, Ohio via the Akron -- Canton Airport creating six new routes, their flights launched November 10, when it began daily service to Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, Tampa, and Fort Myers. Along with seasonal routes to Tampa, Las Vegas, and Myrtle Beach starting on April 27, 2017. In November 2017, Spirit announced a new service expansion in Columbus, Ohio via the John Glenn Columbus International Airport announcing seven new routes for the city - to Fort Lauderdale, Las Vegas, and Orlando year round. Also providing seasonal service to Fort Myers and Tampa. They will offer flights to Myrtle Beach and New Orleans three times per week with service to begin on February 14th, 2018. Also in November 2017, Spirit announced service to Richmond, VA through Richmond International Airport beginning March 15, 2018 announcing that passengers will be able to connect through either Fort Lauderdale or Orlando to 11 other destinations, including New Orleans and Tampa as well to international destinations like San Jose, Costa Rica ; Managua, Nicaragua ; and Lima, Peru. On March 18th, 2018 Spirit began service by holding drawings at the airport for complimantary same day vacations on the inaugural flight to Orlando. Destinations Main article : Spirit Airlines destinations Spirit currently flies to 65 destinations throughout Central America, the Caribbean, South America, and the United States. As of April 2018, It maintains crew bases at Atlantic City, Chicago -- O'Hare, Dallas / Fort Worth, Detroit, Fort Lauderdale, and Las Vegas. Fleet A Spirit Airlines Airbus A321 taxiing at LaGuardia Airport, New York City. The plane has the current ( ' taxi ' ) livery, introduced in fall 2014. An Airbus A319 landing at Fort Lauderdale -- Hollywood International Airport in 2010, in the earlier blue paint scheme A Spirit Airlines Airbus A319, touching down at McCarran International Airport, Las Vegas, painted in the grayscale livery of the mid-2000s Current Fleet As of March 2018, the Spirit Airlines fleet consists entirely of Airbus A320 family aircraft. Spirit Airlines fleet Aircraft In service Orders Passengers Notes / sources Total Airbus A319 - 100 31 -- 10 135 145 10 aircraft to be retired by 2021 Airbus A320 - 200 52 10 174 178 Deliveries through 2019 8 174 182 Airbus A320neo 5 43 8 174 182 First U.S. airline to fly the A320neo Airbus A321 - 200 30 -- 8 220 228 Total 118 53 Historical fleet The following aircraft formerly operated in the Spirit Airlines fleet : Spirit Airlines historical fleet Aircraft Total Year retired Replacement McDonnell Douglas DC - 9 - 20 2006 Airbus A320 family McDonnell Douglas DC - 9 - 30 13 2006 Airbus A320 family McDonnell Douglas DC - 9 - 40 2006 Airbus A320 family McDonnell Douglas MD - 81 7 2006 Airbus A320 family McDonnell Douglas MD - 82 14 2006 Airbus A320 family McDonnell Douglas MD - 83 15 2006 Airbus A320 family McDonnell Douglas MD - 87 2006 Airbus A320 family References Jump up ^ `` Spirit Airlines Fleet Details and History ''. Planespotters.net. Retrieved 9 September 2015. 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Question: what kind of planes does spirit airlines fly
Answer: Airbus A320 family aircraft