Sad panda…Just left out in the grass to rot.

Close crop showing the distinct yellow livery and partial 'spirit' lettering characteristic of Spirit Airlines.

A Spirit Airlines Airbus A320 in the signature 'Bare Fare' yellow livery sitting on the ramp after the collapse of the company.

Spirit Airlines Airbus A320 (N636NK) in the rare blue 'Skittles' livery rests at the gate under overcast skies, a throwback to a previous era for the ultra-low-cost carrier.

Flying Bananas at rest KFLL. RIP Spirit Airlines. You were a great airline for an added fee.

RIP Spirt Airlines. Wishing best of luck to all the Spirit crews affected by this.

Spotted sitting at gate 50 in Terminal 5. RIP Spirit

Might be my last and only Spirt image. Parked at IAH 5-3-26

Spirit Airlines Airbus A321-200 (N657NK) rotates for takeoff in the vibrant yellow 'Bare Fare' livery.

Spirit Airlines Airbus A320 (N632NK) in the blue/white livery touches down at a busy hub, showcasing a now-retired livery for turbine fans.

Decent angle on this shiny A321

Spirit Airlines Airbus A319 in rare blue and white 'swirl' tail livery, seen taxiing under dramatic skies.

.com on the engine nacelle is a hallmark of Spirit's branding. This airframe flies dense, short- to medium-haul routes across North and Central America.

Flight NK400, getting ready to head to Fort Lauderdale.

The distinctive all-yellow livery makes Spirit Airlines highly recognizable at airports throughout North America.

This livery and older color scheme for Spirit Airlines is seldom seen nowadays, as Spirit has moved entirely to its yellow branding.

Spirit's "Bare Fare" yellow livery is one of the most recognizable in North America and represents their ultra-low-cost business model.