A US bankruptcy court delayed Alphabet (Google)'s $10 million purchase of bankrupt Spirit Airlines' data to September 9, 2026, after a union objected
The flight attendants' union, Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, formally objected to the sale, citing privacy risks. The union argues that the data, which includes worker emails, chat messages, spreadsheets, and operations records, could allow specific individuals to be identified even after names are removed. Spirit Airlines is selling assets in bankruptcy to recover value for creditors after shutting down its business in May due to high debt and fuel costs.
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