about 190 million flights; 97 million consumers
The Spirit enterprise data on sale to Google derives from about 190 million flights and touches the personal data of about 97 million passengers; after the 5 October 2026 narrowing the structured passenger systems are out and corporate email stays in, de-identified by Tonic.ai.
Dated 5 Oct 2026Source checked 14 Oct 2026Page out of reach at the last check, 16 Oct 2026Basis: stated
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“the Debtors proposed to sell enterprise data derived from the company’s operations that include “deidentified data” pertaining to approximately 190 million airline flights taken by Spirit passengers”
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- Settle the employee-data question before going to market
- Certified de-identification is the closing condition, so payment waits for it
- Drop consumer transaction systems to clear privacy review; the price held
- In a privacy-sensitive sale, structure beats a higher late price
- In re Spirit Aviation Holdings: Consumer Privacy Ombudsman supplemental report on the sale of deidentified data (conclusion) (In re Spirit Aviation Holdings, Inc., No. 25-11897-SHL (Bankr. S.D.N.Y.), Dkt. 1684 (5 October 2026))
- In re Spirit Aviation Holdings: Consumer Privacy Ombudsman supplemental report (de-identification standard) (In re Spirit Aviation Holdings, Inc., No. 25-11897-SHL (Bankr. S.D.N.Y.), Dkt. 1684, p. 6 (5 October 2026))
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