About Frontier Airlines:
Frontier Airlines is a low-cost American airline headquartered in Denver, Colorado. Here are some details about the airline:
Frontier Airlines was founded in 1994 and began passenger service in 1995. The airline operates a fleet of over 100 aircraft, including Airbus planes, and serves over 100 destinations across the United States, Mexico, and the Caribbean.
Frontier Airlines is a budget airline that offers affordable fares by charging for many optional services, such as checked baggage, seat selection, and inflight refreshments. Passengers can customize their travel experience by choosing only the services they need. The airline offers several cabin classes, including Standard and Stretch seating. Stretch seating provides extra legroom and priority boarding for an additional fee.
Frontier Airlines has a loyalty program called FRONTIER Miles, which allows members to earn and redeem miles for flights, upgrades, and other rewards. The program also has partnerships with several other airlines, allowing members to earn miles on their flights as well. The airline offers inflight entertainment, including movies, TV shows, and music, on most of its flights. Passengers can also access the airline's inflight Wi-Fi for a fee.
Frontier Airlines has a mobile app that allows passengers to check in, track their flight status, and access their boarding pass from their smartphone. The airline has partnerships with several hotel and car rental companies, allowing members to earn miles for their stays and rentals.
Structure:
Frontier Airlines is a subsidiary of Indigo Partners, LLC, a private equity firm based in Phoenix, Arizona.
The airline operates as an ultra-low-cost carrier, which means it offers low fares by charging for many optional services that other airlines include in their ticket prices.
Frontier Airlines has a hub at Denver International Airport and operates focus cities at several other airports across the United States, including Las Vegas McCarran International Airport, Orlando International Airport, and Philadelphia International Airport.
Cabins:
Frontier Airlines offers two main cabin classes: Standard and Stretch.
Standard seating is the airline's basic cabin class and includes a standard seat with a pitch of 28-31 inches and a width of 17-18 inches. Passengers can purchase additional services, such as seat selection and checked baggage, for an additional fee.
Stretch seating provides extra legroom and priority boarding for an additional fee. The seats have a pitch of 36-38 inches and a width of 18 inches, making them some of the roomiest seats in the industry.
The airline also offers several other optional services, such as carry-on baggage, checked baggage, and inflight refreshments, which can be purchased separately or as part of a bundle called The WORKS. The WORKS bundle includes several services, such as a carry-on bag, checked bag, seat selection, priority boarding, and refundability.