United Airlines and smaller JetBlue Airways on Thursday asked the U.S. Transportation Department to reject a complaint filed by Spirit Airlines to their proposed partnership.

(Reuters) -United Airlines and smaller JetBlue Airways on Thursday asked the U.S. Transportation Department to reject a complaint filed by Spirit Airlines to their proposed partnership.

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Spirit Airlines said that the proposed JetBlue-United partnership “raises serious competition and public interest questions” in a complaint to the Department of Transportation filed on Tuesday.