Tonight, thousands of passengers stranded in the fallout from the collapse of Spirit Airlines.

The sudden shutdown triggering a travel nightmare. People telling us they're struggling to get a flight home or paying big bucks for one.

Now other airlines stepping into health. Why spirits collapse could mean higher prices no matter what you fly.

And the new numbers late today

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of Hormuz. What else he's saying late tonight about the prospect of peace with Iran? New pushback

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into flames. The latest on that investigation. This is NBC Nightly News with Hallie Jackson.

Good evening. We begin tonight with the stress for spirit passengers. Thousands of them, some stranded with no easy way home after the

airline's sudden shutdown less than 36 hours ago. The counters across the country, look at this,

empty with spirit telling people not to go to the airport to try to rebook flights. So the big

question now for many, how will they get home tonight? The new offers from other airlines, the new details from the Trump administration

about why no government bailout materialized, and the new warnings this could make ticket prices

higher for all flyers in a shutdown affecting not just spirit customers, but thousands of

spirit employees now out of work.

Our Kathy Park starts us off.

Tonight, growing fallout after the collapse of Spirit Airlines, with hundreds of thousands

of bookings now canceled. I'm literally sitting here stranded in the Virgin Islands right now.

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