Frontier

Ultra-low-cost carrier Frontier plans to launch new nonstop service on several routes starting in May and June 2024, including to New York-JFK.

Denver-based ultra-low-cost carrier (ULCC) Frontier Airlines is introducing a new seating option for flights. 

Ultra-low-cost carrier (ULCC) Frontier is slowing down hiring from its pilot pipeline programs, the airline confirmed to AirlineGeeks.

Ultra-low-cost carrier Frontier announced the significant launch of flights from a variety of airports and cities in its route network.

Frontier Airlines has announced the opening of its 13th crew base in San Juan, Puerto Rico, providing job openings and a positive economic impact.

Despite record hiring at some low-cost airlines, many have turned into a leaky bucket as pilots leave for larger airlines after just a few months on the job.

The Dallas-based airline training program has trained an industry-leading number of pilots in just a few years, riding the waves of continuing high-demand.

Frontier is adding two more crew bases as it pivots to a more ‘out-and-back’ network strategy. The new bases are set to open in May 2024.

Frontier will be looking to add pilots, flight attendants, and maintenance personnel to its new Cleveland crew base, according to an announcement.

Frontier Airlines recently announced the inauguration of eight new routes from Puerto Rico to the United States and Mexico. The beginning of these flights will make Frontier the largest operator regarding non-stop routes to the island, from a previous 12 to now 20.  The Denver-based carrier began operating from San Juan to Chicago’s Midway Airport, […]