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Old 04-24-2025 | 01:50 PM
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Spirit Aviation HoldingsInc.the parent company of Spirit Airlineshas announced its approval for listing on the NYSE American stock exchange. The airline’s common stock will start trading on April 292025under the ticker symbol FLYY.

here we go! Do we see a rebranding in our future? Were they waiting on the right CEO to navigate through this relisting process?? Interesting times for sure!!



https://www.investing.com/news/%20co...y-93CH-4001616
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Old 04-24-2025 | 03:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Born2FlyAv8R
Spirit Aviation HoldingsInc.the parent company of Spirit Airlineshas announced its approval for listing on the NYSE American stock exchange. The airline’s common stock will start trading on April 292025under the ticker symbol FLYY.

here we go! Do we see a rebranding in our future? Were they waiting on the right CEO to navigate through this relisting process?? Interesting times for sure!!



https://www.investing.com/news/%20co...y-93CH-4001616


At least now we will know if they are making profit or not!
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Originally Posted by Born2FlyAv8R
Spirit Aviation HoldingsInc.the parent company of Spirit Airlineshas announced its approval for listing on the NYSE American stock exchange. The airline’s common stock will start trading on April 292025under the ticker symbol FLYY.

here we go! Do we see a rebranding in our future? Were they waiting on the right CEO to navigate through this relisting process?? Interesting times for sure!!



https://www.investing.com/news/%20co...y-93CH-4001616

The new CEO has nothing to do with the "relisting process". Its actually a super easy process compared to an IPO. They just have to file an 8K. They likely have to file a 10Q for 1st quarter earningsbut they have until May 15th to submit it. There are no public filings on the SEC website yet. They will be posted there first.

Interesting that its not an IPO filingmeaning they are not trying to raise any money. This is only to exit their positions.

The next few months will be interesting. Good luck to everyone.
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Old 04-24-2025 | 04:41 PM
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At least now we will know if they are making profit or not!
Im going with…..not. What has really changed?
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Im going with…..not. What has really changed?
Ted Christie got the boot! Likely did not change anything related to the businessbut count your blessings….
He was hands down the WORST CEO we’ve had. Time for #4…
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Originally Posted by FriendlyPilot
The new CEO has nothing to do with the "relisting process". Its actually a super easy process compared to an IPO. They just have to file an 8K. They likely have to file a 10Q for 1st quarter earningsbut they have until May 15th to submit it. There are no public filings on the SEC website yet. They will be posted there first.

Interesting that its not an IPO filingmeaning they are not trying to raise any money. This is only to exit their positions.

The next few months will be interesting. Good luck to everyone.
maybe setting it up for a quick acquisition?
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maybe setting it up for a quick acquisition?
Would have been easier with no outside shareholders. This is likely to see how many of their shares they can sell on the open market before they have to report earnings publicly.

PanAm was relisted for a short time after they exited bankrupty as well as creditors sold off some shares to speculators.

I would be trying to raise equity with an IPO. But they would have to publish financial informationwhich they seem hesitant to do.
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Originally Posted by Tranquility
Ted Christie got the boot! Likely did not change anything related to the businessbut count your blessings….
He was hands down the WORST CEO we’ve had. Time for #4…
Most of the “blessings” have already been leveraged so I’m finding it hard to count anything. Dave needs to work his mojo fast!

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Originally Posted by FriendlyPilot
The new CEO has nothing to do with the "relisting process". Its actually a super easy process compared to an IPO. They just have to file an 8K. They likely have to file a 10Q for 1st quarter earningsbut they have until May 15th to submit it. There are no public filings on the SEC website yet. They will be posted there first.

Interesting that its not an IPO filingmeaning they are not trying to raise any money. This is only to exit their positions.

The next few months will be interesting. Good luck to everyone.
Do you think relisting can get them anywhere close to the hundreds of millions they gave up for a share of the business? I mean who is going to buy this sh-t stock? Wellbesides speculating pilots.

Why it is happening so fast is perplexing. It honestly seems like more of a quick exit than anything.
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Old 04-24-2025 | 08:15 PM
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Originally Posted by putzin
Im going with…..not. What has really changed?
If it's a private company not listed on the stock market there is no quarterly report. So the company can say what they want if they're profitable or not. Since we are now going to be a public company then they have to post the spreadsheets on exactly how much we are making... its all about transparency.
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