There’s a new Amex offer out that’s good for $50 back on $200 or more at Frontier Airlines (targeted, enrollment required). That’s a nice discount for a flight on a low-cost carrier. The terms don’t specifically exclude the Go Wild! Pass, which could potentially be a good use of the credit for those who can […] The post $50 back on $200 at Frontier Airlines with new Amex Offer (targeted) appeared first on Frequent Miler. Frequent Miler may receive compensation from CHASE. American E...| Frequent Miler
A mother on a Frontier Airlines flight made quite a scene after landing, blocking the aisle and demanding that no one deplane until her child, seated several rows back, could get off first. Mother Blocks Frontier Airlines Aisle, Refuses To Let Anyone Deplane Until Her Child Gets Off First In a video circulating online, a […]| Live and Let's Fly
In today's issue, we unpack Atari’s revamped business strategy and share the latest industry news and insights. The post Atari’s Renewed M&A Strategy appeared first on Naavik.| Naavik
In a bold pronouncement, Frontier has come out saying that it “commits to being the #1 low fare carrier in the Top 20 U.S. metros.” This is highly unlikely to ever happen, but let’s be honest here. That is not Frontier’s goal. It just wants to kill Spirit — or at least squeeze it enough...| Cranky Flier
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There is much to be written on what has happened to the ultra low-cost carriers in a post-pandemic world. We will probably see some not-so-great results when Frontier and Spirit report Q2 numbers soon. While we all know that United CEO Scott Kirby has said their days are numbered, it is far more nuanced than that. We are working on an episode of The Air Show which will go deeper into this, but today, I just want to focus on one issue: route overlap.| Cranky Flier
