FLYYQ Spirit Aviation Holdings Inc.

$FLYYQ "AI Slop" is fueling the FUD on Spirit's common VOTING stock which is under a Sep 4 2025 CH 11 court order the judge signed to preserve their equity stake for NOL harvesting/monetization. We are officially through liquidation of the assets. We just saw Ares Management via it's VMO Aircraft Lease/Holdings entity do the first 3001 Transfer purchase of a $66M broken lease damages claim from the "Bank of Utah Trustee" (likely in Trust for Ares/VMO). 3001 Transfer purchase of a claim that will never be paid because there is no longer $ to pay. If you bought $FLYYQ to get in as retain this year whether $0.50 or even the $1.70-$2.20 peak in April and held - you secured an entry as a retail investor that since May the Expert Market has not allowed you to open new bids. "If you are holding $SAVEQ (that was cancelled as part of the IRS 382(i)(5) restructure of Spirit Airlines Inc (common voting stock) as "SA LLC" under $FLYY(Q)/Spirit AH inc. New TopCo that's EIN/NOLs carried over.

$FLYYQ Starting to trade like a stock again not at 0.0001 and not barcoding through the day. it is barcoding but not on the daily.

$FLYYQ After all debtors are paid turn around and pull out a brand new loan buy a G700 Gulf Stream make sure it comes with a full tank we rollin again

$FLYYQ Our new slogan should be "They See Us Rollin They Hattin" because we coming back IMO FOLKS.

$FLYYQ In most bankruptcy cases, the destiny of unsecured creditors is to file a claim and then wait—sometimes years—for a distribution at a fraction of the face amount of the claim. Not surprisingly, unsecured creditors get excited whenever a claims trader offers to buy the claim at a decent rate, because that offer ends the waiting game and pays the unsecured creditor cash now. While the unsecured creditor is motivated to get cash in the short term, the claims trader hopes to acquire the claim for less than the debtor's ultimate distribution thereon, thereby realizing a profit on the deal. As a byproduct, the claims buyer will also acquire the vote on the claim it purchases and, consequently, may help chart the course of the reorganization itself. Indeed, if the debtor ultimately distributes stock instead of cash on unsecured claims, a claims buyer could conceivably wind up with a significant portion of the debtor's stock, and possibly a voice in the destiny in the reorganized debtor