13 days ago, on Saturday, May 2, a defining chapter in the commercial aviation sector in the United States of America came to an end when yellow-liveried ultra-low-cost carrierSpirit Airlines confirmed that it would be ceasing operations for good. Since then, little time has been wasted in flying its aircraft into storage, with more than two-thirds of these jets having already been flown away. The majority have ended up in desert locations.
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