Despite its reputation, many advisors say Spirit has helped them grow their business.
Most refused to sell Spirit to their customers, saying it was unreliable and difficult to work with — but that doesn't mean everyone is happy to see it go. Some fear that the loss of Spirit will increase airfares and cause consumers to travel less.
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