Am I the only one who feels like this headline borders on Click Bait? More than once I've found articles on this website to be heavy in inferred meaning and lig

Am I the only one who feels like this headline borders on Click Bait? More than once I've found articles on this website to be heavy in inferred meaning and light on actual content. Such is the case here. Take a controversial aircraft, form a headline around how an airline "won't fly" it again, and then gloss over the actual reason: They're out of money. Take this article for example: https://simpleflying.com/spirit-airlines-a321xlr/ https://simpleflying.com/spirit-airlines-a321xlr/ It does not read like an analysis, it reads like a gossip column about the latest airliner fashions, and at the end even asks "Do you think Spirit should order the Airbus A321XLR? Let us know in the comments!" which only supports my take on it: This site is an airline gossip site, not a aviation industry news site.