Frontier Airlines

[Gvann]

48 new routes!

Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) — RDU: starts April 10, operates four times weekly
Buffalo Niagara International Airport (BUF) — CLT: starts May 17, operates three times weekly
Baltimore Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI) — CLT: starts April 10, operates daily
BWI — Chicago Midway International Airport (MDW): starts April 10, operates three times weekly; then four times weekly as of May 25
BWI — Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport (DTW): starts April 10, operates four times weekly
Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) — Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport (MSP): starts May 16, operates three times weekly
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (CLE) — MSP: starts May 17, operates four weekly round trips
CLE — LaGuardia Airport (LGA): starts April 10, operates daily
CLT — LGA: starts April 10, operates daily
CLT — Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH): starts April 21, operates three times weekly
CLT — DFW: starts April 11, operates three times weekly
CLT — ORD: starts April 11, operates three times weekly
CLT — Luis Munoz Marin International Airport (SJU): starts June 1; operates once daily, but once weekly on northbound trip
CVG — LGA: starts April 10, operates daily
Denver International Airport (DEN) — Los Angeles International Airport (LAX): starts April 10, operates daily
DEN — ORD: starts April 10, operates daily
DEN — LGA: starts May 16, operates daily
DFW — IAH: starts April 21, operates twice daily
DFW — Omaha's Eppley Airfield (OMA): starts May 17, operates three times weekly
DFW — Indianapolis International Airport (IND): starts April 22, operates four times weekly
DFW — ORD: starts April 10, operates daily
DFW — MSP: starts April 21, operates four times weekly
DFW — Michigan's Gerald R. Ford International Airport (GRR): starts May 16, operates three times weekly
DFW — Puerto Vallarta International Airport (PVR): starts May 16, operates two times weekly (pending government approval)
DFW — DTW, starts April 22, operates four times weekly
DFW — Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC): starts April 11, operates three times weekly
DFW — Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW): starts April 22, operates four times weekly
DFW — LAX, starts April 10, operates daily
DFW — Portland International Airport (PDX): starts April 21, operates four times weekly
Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) — MSP: starts April 10, operates four times weekly
IAH — MDW: starts April 11, operates four times weekly
Las Vegas' Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) — LAX: starts April 10, operates daily
LAX — Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX): starts April 10, operates daily
LAX — San Francisco International Airport (SFO): starts April 10, operates daily
LGA — RDU, starts April 10, operates daily
Miami International Airport (MIA) — RDU, starts April 10, operates daily
Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport (MKE) — RDU, starts May 16, operates three times weekly
MSP — Philadelphia International Airport (PHL): starts May 21, operates daily
Nashville International Airport (BNA) — DFW: starts April 21, operates four times weekly
Ontario International Airport (ONT) — PDX: starts April 10, operates daily
ONT — SLC: starts April 10, operates daily
ORD — RDU: starts April 11, operates three times weekly
PDX — SFO: starts May 21, operates daily
PHX — St. Louis Lambert International Airport (STL): starts April 10, operates four times weekly
RDU — Tampa International Airport (TPA): starts April 10, operates daily
SAN — SFO: starts April 10, operates daily
SFO — SLC: starts April 10, operates daily
SJU — Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL): starts June 1, operates four times weekly
SJU — BOS, starts June 2, operates three times weekly
SJU — Norfolk International Airport (ORF): starts June 2, operates three times weekly
SJU — Palm Beach International Airport (PBI): starts June 2, operates three times weekly
SJU — Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW): starts June 2, operates three times weekly
SJU — St. Croix's Henry E. Rohlsen Airport: starts June 2, operates three times weekly (pending government approval)
SJU — Saint Martin's Princess Juliana International Airport (SXM): starts June 3, operates twice weekly (pending government approval

Thats a lot of hub challenging from the big 3

[mlardi]

Announcing UpFront Plus: NO MIDDLE SEAT and extra legroom!

Introducing UpFront Plus, get a seat in the front of the plane, an empty middle seat next to you, and a smooth experience for your flight with the added convenience of the most desirable seat so you can get off first.
Book now for travel April 10th and on and secure your seat at the front of the plane now. UpFront Plus starts at just $49 per passenger, per flight segment!*

[mlardi]

This is Barry Biffle, CEO of Frontier Airlines, and I’m reaching out personally to share some exciting changes inspired by feedback from our customers.

At Frontier, we understand that our past approach may not have met your needs, and we're committed to changing for the better. That’s why we’re introducing 'The New Frontier,' featuring new pricing options and enhanced customer benefits designed to improve your travel experience.

Here’s what you can expect from 'The New Frontier':

Clear, Upfront Pricing and Options: New Economy, Premium, and Business options include benefits like no change fees, bags, seat assignments, and more.

No Change Fees: Zero change or cancellation fees for Economy, Premium, and Business customers, offering greater flexibility.

More Premium Options: Our recently launched UpFront Plus seating provides you with plenty of extra room and a blocked middle seat in the first rows of the plane.

Expanded Customer Benefits and Support: Flight credit expiration extended to 12 months, enhanced live phone support, and more. We've also been working hard to deliver a more reliable experience, so you can count on us to get you to your destination on time.

Our ‘For Less' Price Guarantee: Customers who find a lower price elsewhere can receive 2,500 FRONTIER Miles. Learn more here.

[mlardi]

This is Barry Biffle, CEO of Frontier Airlines, and I’m reaching out personally to share some exciting changes inspired by feedback from our customers.

At Frontier, we understand that our past approach may not have met your needs, and we're committed to changing for the better. That’s why we’re introducing 'The New Frontier,' featuring new pricing options and enhanced customer benefits designed to improve your travel experience.

Here’s what you can expect from 'The New Frontier':

Clear, Upfront Pricing and Options: New Economy, Premium, and Business options include benefits like no change fees, bags, seat assignments, and more.

No Change Fees: Zero change or cancellation fees for Economy, Premium, and Business customers, offering greater flexibility.

More Premium Options: Our recently launched UpFront Plus seating provides you with plenty of extra room and a blocked middle seat in the first rows of the plane.

Expanded Customer Benefits and Support: Flight credit expiration extended to 12 months, enhanced live phone support, and more. We've also been working hard to deliver a more reliable experience, so you can count on us to get you to your destination on time.

Our ‘For Less' Price Guarantee: Customers who find a lower price elsewhere can receive 2,500 FRONTIER Miles. Learn more here.

Anything to be excited for?

[TzviR]

This is Barry Biffle, CEO of Frontier Airlines, and I’m reaching out personally to share some exciting changes inspired by feedback from our customers.

At Frontier, we understand that our past approach may not have met your needs, and we're committed to changing for the better. That’s why we’re introducing 'The New Frontier,' featuring new pricing options and enhanced customer benefits designed to improve your travel experience.

Here’s what you can expect from 'The New Frontier':

Clear, Upfront Pricing and Options: New Economy, Premium, and Business options include benefits like no change fees, bags, seat assignments, and more.

No Change Fees: Zero change or cancellation fees for Economy, Premium, and Business customers, offering greater flexibility.

More Premium Options: Our recently launched UpFront Plus seating provides you with plenty of extra room and a blocked middle seat in the first rows of the plane.

Expanded Customer Benefits and Support: Flight credit expiration extended to 12 months, enhanced live phone support, and more. We've also been working hard to deliver a more reliable experience, so you can count on us to get you to your destination on time.

Our ‘For Less' Price Guarantee: Customers who find a lower price elsewhere can receive 2,500 FRONTIER Miles. Learn more here.

Sound to me like you can expect prices to be going up

[EliyahuF]

Previously I've booked a few 9 person reservations with other airlines by using multiple devices and clicking confirm all at the same moment.
I'm wondering if anyone knows if this would work with Frontier

[Definitions2]

Previously I've booked a few 9 person reservations with other airlines by using multiple devices and clicking confirm all at the same moment.
I'm wondering if anyone knows if this would work with Frontier

What does this mean? why can't you book nine at once?

[EliyahuF]

What does this mean? why can't you book nine at once?

I would like to book 36 seats total so I'm asking about booking 9 seats on 4 different devices

[yuds70]

I would like to book 36 seats total so I'm asking about booking 9 seats on 4 different devices

If you're booking a large number of seats, consider going to the airport to avoid the hefty Passenger Usage Charge. Keep in mind, you won't know the exact prices until the first and second sets of nine seats are booked. The remaining seats might be priced higher as cheaper seats sell out. This is a risk with airport counter bookings compared to trying the double browser method (if it even works)

I've never done this myself, but others might have more insights.

[EliyahuF]

If you're booking a large number of seats, consider going to the airport to avoid the hefty Passenger Usage Charge. Keep in mind, you won't know the exact prices until the first and second sets of nine seats are booked. The remaining seats might be priced higher as cheaper seats sell out. This is a risk with airport counter bookings compared to trying the double browser method (if it even works)

I've never done this myself, but others might have more insights.

That's a great idea, I've successfully done this with Spirit but from what I hear this method varies with different airlines

[Hershel1]

I flew TTN-TPA with my wife and 3 kids
I booked my wife separate reservation with business bundle for $89 each way so she can take the luggage we needed 2 x 50lb checked and 1 carry-on,

And my self and my 3 kids on basic fare, (I took the kids on my reservation since I'm the Discount Den member (my wife's ticket missing out on the discount den savings was the only downside of not having her on my reservation)

Business bundle can choose any seat so I booked her on a extra legroom middle seat blocked seat
And after chatting with there support on WhatsApp they made sure my self and the kids are seated right in back of her for no charge .

The business bundle is a very good deal instead of paying a fortune for 40lb bags

Also For someone who wants to take 2 checked and a carry-on there is generally no other airline besides Southwest that will come close to the price you pay by frontier

[sylk]

I flew TTN-TPA with my wife and 3 kids
I booked my wife separate reservation with business bundle for $89 each way so she can take the luggage we needed 2 x 50lb checked and 1 carry-on,

And my self and my 3 kids on basic fare, (I took the kids on my reservation since I'm the Discount Den member (my wife's ticket missing out on the discount den savings was the only downside of not having her on my reservation)

Business bundle can choose any seat so I booked her on a extra legroom middle seat blocked seat
And after chatting with there support on WhatsApp they made sure my self and the kids are seated right in back of her for no charge .

The business bundle is a very good deal instead of paying a fortune for 40lb bags

Also For someone who wants to take 2 checked and a carry-on there is generally no other airline besides Southwest that will come close to the price you pay by frontier

Just get yourself an airline card for free bags. At 95 for the year with most airlines

[Hershel1]

Just get yourself an airline card for free bags. At 95 for the year with most airlines

You need for every airline a separate credit card and you only get one bag

[sylk]

You need for every airline a separate credit card and you only get one bag

idk where you live but generally one or two max use as their hub. and always one for you plus one for a companion. american gives for up to four companions

[elimmm]

was anyone here ever successful with "kids fly free" as a Discount Den member?

[TzviR]

was anyone here ever successful with "kids fly free" as a Discount Den member?

I have looked at itineraries where it worked but I never actually ended up doing it. Its only valid for a RT ticket and only on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Also not during busy times and not valid on some routes so practically it can be very hard to use.

[Jellybelly]

I flew TTN-TPA with my wife and 3 kids
I booked my wife separate reservation with business bundle for $89 each way so she can take the luggage we needed 2 x 50lb checked and 1 carry-on,

And my self and my 3 kids on basic fare, (I took the kids on my reservation since I'm the Discount Den member (my wife's ticket missing out on the discount den savings was the only downside of not having her on my reservation)

Business bundle can choose any seat so I booked her on a extra legroom middle seat blocked seat
And after chatting with there support on WhatsApp they made sure my self and the kids are seated right in back of her for no charge .

The business bundle is a very good deal instead of paying a fortune for 40lb bags

Also For someone who wants to take 2 checked and a carry-on there is generally no other airline besides Southwest that will come close to the price you pay by frontier

Can you upgrade to business bundle after buying a regular ticket or is it too late at that  point?

[yr]

Anyone know if the Credit Card free 2 bags applies to airport reservations? It specifically excludes third party bookings and includes tickets "directly from Frontier" with website and app in parenthesis, but doesn't address the airport.

All ticket purchases (original and exchanges) must be made with your FRONTIER Airlines World Mastercard directly from Frontier Airlines (FlyFrontier.com or the Frontier Airlines Mobile App) to qualify. Tickets purchased from third parties (i.e., ID90, travel agencies, etc.) are not eligible.

[TzviR]

Anyone know if the Credit Card free 2 bags applies to airport reservations? It specifically excludes third party bookings and includes tickets "directly from Frontier" with website and app in parenthesis, but doesn't address the airport.

All ticket purchases (original and exchanges) must be made with your FRONTIER Airlines World Mastercard directly from Frontier Airlines (FlyFrontier.com or the Frontier Airlines Mobile App) to qualify. Tickets purchased from third parties (i.e., ID90, travel agencies, etc.) are not eligible.

I don't know but would assume yes.

[TzviR]

@Dan Frontier adding first class and companion pass

(Plus 100k offer, no clue on the value of their miles)