Spirit Airlines is cutting about 200 jobs in its push to slash costs and match its smaller flying footprint, Chief Executive Ted Christie told employees Wednesday night. Spirit last year said job cuts were possible as it aims to cut $80 million in annual costs.

Broward-based Spirit Airlines, which filed for bankruptcy protection in November, has cut another 200 jobs across multiple departments, the company said on Thursday. The move is part of $80 million in annual cost reductions the carrier embarked on last year.