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CHICAGO (Reuters) -Spirit Airlines Chief Executive Ted Christie said on Monday it is unlikely shareholders would vote against its proposed merger with Frontier Group Holdings Inc.
The Florida-based ultra-low-cost carrier is facing a hostile takeover bid by JetBlue Airlines. The company has urged its shareholders to reject JetBlue’s offer and back its deal with Frontier.
Spirit will hold a shareholder meeting on June 10 to vote on the transaction with Frontier.
“The vote that we will be soliciting from our shareholders on the 10th is a vote for the Frontier merger,” Christie said on an analyst call.
He, however, said Spirit intended to remain a stand-alone entity if shareholders rejected the deal.
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