Spirit, JetBlue agree to $3.8B acquisition after Frontier fallout
July 28, 2022 at 07:57 AM EDT
Pending shareholder and regulatory approval, the all-cash deal adds up to between $33.50 and $34.50 a share, depending on when it closes.
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