Spirit Airlines’ bankruptcy hasn’t stopped Google from eyeing a goldmine: 34 years of internal data, including flight logs, Wi-Fi sales, and millions of employee records. While Google claims no customer info is involved and plans to scrub IDs, the union for former flight attendants is furious—arguing this violates worker privacy and sets a dangerous precedent. They’re demanding either full exclusion of their data or equal protections to consumer info, calling the sale outrageous. This could be the first major labor vs. AI-data battle—and it’s raising alarms about how worker data is protected when companies collapse.
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