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  • 22:49, 24 September 2025 Mr Pollo talk contribs deleted page Spirit Airlines Obfuscates Web Check-In (content was: "{{Delete|no specific reasons for anti-consumer practice (second screenshot contains a "book" option on top left for computer viewing), no credible references}} {{IncidentCargo |Company=Spirit Airlines |Status=Active |ArticleType=Service |Description=Spirit Airlines' mobile webpage hides its online check in button at the bottom to enticed app downloads. }} {{Ph-I-Int}}...")
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