Airline shares data with Google

Spirit Airlines ceased its operations in May and began selling its assets as part of bankruptcy proceedings. These assets include airplanes, equipment, properties, as well as administrative data and staff. An agreement was reached to sell the company's data to the search engine Google for $10 million. The data encompasses messages, emails, transaction and booking records, all sanitized to remove personal information. Google confirms that this data will help improve its products and AI models without receiving any personal details. A ruling on the sale is expected during a hearing on Wednesday. This process is quite unusual, as Spirit Airlines becomes the first major U.S. airline to completely cease operations in 25 years.

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