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Your Spirit Airlines tickets could soon be worthless Original

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By Sam Fellman , Taylor Rains , Henry Blodget 
| Business Insider
If Spirit Airlines goes out of business, your tickets with the carrier would become worthless. Loading audio narration... That's the risk hanging over the ultra-low-cost carrier as it searches for a buyer but has yet to secure a deal. The airline has struggled for years to turn a profit amid changing traveler habits and raising costs; reports say the oil crisis triggered by the Iran war could be the nail in the coffin. Basically, at the moment, it's a gamble.
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I tried an airline economy bed that'll cost flyers $500 to use. Here's how the 'Skynest' will work, and if I'd book it. Original

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By Sam Fellman , Taylor Rains , Henry Blodget 
| Business Insider
The future of airline economy comfort looks a lot like a hostel dorm — but much more expensive. Air New Zealand on Tuesday unveiled a one-of-a-kind sleeping option called the "Skynest" that will let economy and premium economy passengers pay extra to sleep in bunk beds on its longest flights. It offers a taste of business-class comfort without the multi-thousand-dollar price tag, reflecting the industry's push for premium revenue as passengers shell out for more comfort across all cabins.
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These 6 airlines offer beds in economy, with prices ranging from $150 to $2,600. Here's how to book them. Original

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By Sam Fellman , Taylor Rains , Henry Blodget 
| Business Insider
For many economy flyers, the best long-haul sleep hack is simply lucking out with a row to themselves. A handful of airlines are betting some will pay to guarantee it. United Airlines recently made headlines for its upcoming "Relax Row" — a set of three economy seats with legrests that flip up to create a fully flat bed-like space. It's designed to give budget-conscious travelers a taste of business class without the high price tag.
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