AN EMBATTLED Airline is slashing even more flights just weeks after plunging into its second bankruptcy in under a year.

Spirit Airlines, based in Miramar, Florida , confirmed it will cut a quarter of its November flights as part of a drastic cost-saving push.

Bosses say the move is aimed at keeping the airline afloat while it fights to turn its finances around.

Chief executive Dave Davis warned staff in a memo on Wednesday that the carrier would slash capacity by 25 per cent compared with last year to “optimise our network to focus on our strongest markets.”

Davis, who only took the top job in April, said the company is still weighing up how many planes it needs and hinted at looming job losses .

“Efforts to reduce costs with our suppliers and vendors continue, and we’ll be mee

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