“Maintaining our Spirit Fit Fleet® in top condition is a priority for us every day, and we’ve picked the perfect additional location for our stellar Technical Operations team as they support our ongoing growth,” said John Bendoraitis, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of Spirit Airlines. The maintenance complex includes two aircraft bays and ramp space for up to four aircraft, as well as warehouse, shops, and office space. As Spirit’s network expands, this additional maintenance capacity will be located a short flight away from several of Spirit’s busiest stations. Spirit plans to staff the facility with more than 50 Houston-based team members to maintain and service Spirit’s growing fleet, which is planned to gain 24 new planes this year.
The maintenance complex includes two aircraft bays and ramp space for up to four aircraft, as well as warehouse, shops, and office space, and adds an important geographical location to complement Spirit’s maintenance hub in Detroit. The facility, located along JFK Boulevard, will serve as a large aircraft maintenance hangar with offices and warehousing for the Spirit Technical Operations team when it begins its first phase of operations. On April 20, Spirit Airlines announced a commitment to deepen its roots in Houston with the addition of an aircraft maintenance facility at George Bush Intercontinental Airport, IAH.
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