Spirit, Frontier clash over terms of potential merger deal
In a presentation to Spirit dated Jan, 28, Frontier said a merger would create the nation's fifth-largest airline and "the first formidable low-cost challenger to the Big Four," referring to competitors American Airlines, United Airlines, Southwest Airlines and Delta Air Lines.
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