Spirit Airlines announced that it will be discontinuing its services at St. Louis Lambert International Airport starting from January 8th. This decision will affect all three routes that the airline currently operates at this airport.

The airline, which is based in Dania Beach, Florida, stated that the discontinuation of St. Louis service, as well as service to Milwaukee, Phoenix, and Rochester, New York, is part of their efforts to better position the airline for the future. This decision is in line with their smaller operating fleet and their focus on their strongest performing markets. Additionally, seasonal service to Bucaramanga, Colombia, will also be discontinued effective January 13th.

Spirit Airlines expressed their regret for any inconvenience caused to their customers and assured that they will be reaching out to those with affected travel plans to inform them of their options, including a refund. The airline also thanked their partners and customers in these communities for their support over the years.

Currently, Spirit Airlines operates flights to Ft. Lauderdale and Orlando, Florida, and Las Vegas from Lambert, according to information from the airport. However, the airline had previously offered more destinations from this airport.

In conclusion, Spirit Airlines has made the decision to discontinue its services at St. Louis Lambert International Airport in order to streamline their operations and focus on their strongest markets. They apologize for any inconvenience caused and will provide their customers with suitable options for their affected travel plans.