Spirit says it will be ending flight service at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport on Dec. 1 as part of the airline's "ongoing restructuring," the company told WCCO on Friday.

The announcement comes four weeks after the company said it was filing for bankruptcy , marking the second time Spirit has done so in less than a year.

"We apologize to our Guests for any inconvenience and will reach out to those with affected reservations to issue a refund," the airline said in a written statement.

According to Spirit, the airline will halt service in 11 U.S. cities on Oct. 2 and is ceasing plans to launch service in Macon, Georgia. They will also no longer fly to Bradley International Airport in Hartford, Connecticut, beginning Oct. 31.

"While we routinely evaluate and adjust o

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