Spirit Collapsed — May 2, 2026 · 3:00 AM

Spirit
2.0 Owned by us.

At 3:00 AM on May 2nd, 2026, Spirit Airlines turned off the lights. The planes stopped. The gates went dark. The airline that carried 44 million Americans last year simply ceased to exist.

Private equity is already circling the wreckage. But before they lock it up — there is a narrow window for something that has never happened in commercial aviation. The passengers, the workers, and the communities Spirit served can take it back. Like the Green Bay Packers. Like WinCo Foods. Like us.

$45
Your Minimum Pledge — One Ticket
44M
Americans Flew Spirit in 2024
3:00 AM
May 2, 2026 — Spirit Went Dark
0
Hedge Fund Owners. Zero.
Live Coalition Tracker
$9,368,128
Total Pledged
10,858
Founding Patrons
$863
Avg Pledge Size
$1.75B
Target Raise
The Moment is Now

They shut it down.
We build it back.

Spirit didn't fail because people stopped flying. It failed because Wall Street loaded it with debt and extracted every dollar it could. The routes are real. The demand is real. The only thing missing is ownership that answers to the people — not to shareholders.

01

The Collapse

At 3:00 AM on May 2nd, 2026, Spirit Airlines ceased all operations. Flights cancelled. Gates closed. 44 million annual passengers left without their airline. The assets — planes, routes, slots, brand — are available right now. The window is open.

02

The Green Bay Model

The Green Bay Packers are the only community-owned franchise in the NFL. 360,000 ordinary people own shares. No billionaire can move the team. No hedge fund can gut it for parts. Spirit 2.0 is that model — applied to aviation, for the first time in American history.

03

Your Ticket = Your Share

The minimum pledge is $45 — the average price of a one-way Spirit ticket. You've already paid to fly on this airline. Now you can help own it. Every dollar pledged is a vote against private equity and a vote for an airline that answers to its people.

How Ownership Works

One vote.
Shared profit.

Spirit 2.0 is built on a simple, democratic principle: your voice in the airline is equal to every other member's — regardless of how much you pledge. What scales with your pledge is your share of the profits.

🗳️

Equal Voting Rights

Every verified member gets one vote — whether you pledged $45 or $45,000. This is the Green Bay Packers model: democratic governance where no single member can dominate the direction of the airline. Decisions on major matters — routes, leadership, strategic direction — are made collectively by the membership.

Voting rights are tied to membership, not dollar amount. A $45 pledge and a $45,000 pledge carry identical weight at the ballot.
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Proportional Profit Shares

Under the proposed Spirit 2.0 cooperative structure, profit-sharing distributions would be allocated proportionally to pledge amount. This is a proposed model only — not a confirmed financial arrangement. The final structure must be reviewed and approved by qualified securities counsel before any binding commitments are made.

PROPOSED ONLY: Profit shares would scale with pledge amount under the proposed structure. This is not a confirmed financial instrument. Nothing here constitutes an offer of securities.
How Your Pledge Translates
Pledge AmountVoting WeightProfit ShareStatus
$45 (1 ticket)1 voteBase share*Member
$2501 vote~5.6× base*Member
$1,0001 vote~22× base*Member
$10,0001 vote~222× base*Member
$100,000+1 voteProportional*🌟 Founding Patron
* Proposed profit-sharing model only. Not confirmed. Subject to legal review by qualified securities counsel. This is not a financial instrument, investment contract, or offer of securities.
How it Works

Simple.
Democratic.

1

Pledge Your Share

Register your intent to contribute — starting at $45. No money moves yet. This is your declaration that you want in before the window closes.

2

Build the Coalition

Your pledge is aggregated with thousands of others. Together we demonstrate the collective will and capital to make a serious bid before private equity locks it up.

3

The Bid is Made

Once the coalition reaches critical mass, a formal cooperative acquisition bid is structured and submitted. The collapsed airline's assets go to the people — not to hedge funds.

4

You Own the Airline

Pledge holders become co-owners. One member, one vote. Profits shared proportionally. An airline that flies for the people because the people own it.

Our Principles

For the
People.

What We're Fighting For

  • One member, one vote — your voice is equal regardless of pledge size
  • Proposed profit-sharing proportional to your pledge — subject to legal review and final cooperative structure
  • Worker ownership — flight crew, ground staff, and employees hold meaningful equity via ESOP
  • Affordable fares — a cooperative airline has no obligation to maximize shareholder profit
  • Transparent operations — open books, public financials, community accountability
  • No golden parachutes — executive pay capped at a fair ratio to median worker pay

Why the Window is Now

  • Spirit collapsed at 3:00 AM on May 2nd, 2026 — the assets are available today
  • Private equity moves fast. The cooperative bid must move faster
  • The cooperative model has worked: REI, Ocean Spray, Land O'Lakes, the Packers — all people-owned
  • 44 million passengers flew Spirit last year. That's 44 million potential co-owners
  • Aviation is a public good. The people who depend on it should own it
Join the Movement

Pledge
Your share.

Spirit collapsed at 3:00 AM on May 2nd, 2026. The window is open right now. Starting at $45 — the average one-way Spirit fare. No money moves until the cooperative bid is formally structured.

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Minimum: $45 — the average one-way Spirit fare. No money is collected at this stage.