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== Code Data == == Code Data ==
* IATA * ] Code: NK
* ICAO * ] Code: NKS
* Call Sign: "Spirit Wings" * Call Sign: "Spirit Wings"


== Fleet == == Fleet ==
⚫ * A319-100
⚫ * A321-200
* MD-82 * MD-82
* MD-83 * MD-83
⚫ * A321
⚫ * A319


==External link== ==External link==
* official site * official site
*


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Spirit Airlines is a US airline operating scheduled and charter service with headquarters in Miramar, FL. It serves these cities all year: Atlantic City, New Jersey; Cancun, Mexico; Chicago/O'Hare; Detroit; Fort Lauderdale; Fort Myers; Las Vegas; Los Angeles; Myrtle Beach, SC; Nassau, Bahamas; New York/LaGuardia; Orlando; Providence; San Juan, Puerto Rico; Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; Tampa; and Washington, DC. It offers seasonal service to West Palm Beach.

Code Data

  • IATA Code: NK
  • ICAO Code: NKS
  • Call Sign: "Spirit Wings"

Fleet

  • A319-100
  • A321-200
  • MD-82
  • MD-83

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