Like a southwest costing $230 while frontier only charges $89 for the highest business package ticket that includes bag fees For the same city pairs and time? Frontier, like most of the budget carriers, doesn't have alternate routings or backup planes if things go south, compared to the major airlines They have very little customer support to help you if things go wrong. Is frontier airlines worth avoiding Pass is consistently showing no available flights when you seek to book a reservation under the go wild
Best advice for any frontier flight There’s always a chance of being sized at any airport Do not check a bag There is high risk of your bag being lost and checking a bag increases. I booked 2 frontier flights last night for the month of november 1 to phoenix and another to dallas, both from chicago midway
Im a bit skeptical because i only paid $147 for both flights, round trip. Frontier's provisions are definitely cheapskate mode, which does align with the pricing Frontier's flight crews are pretty cool people, and the flights get us from place to place for a very cheap price. Is it physically safe to fly frontier Yes, you're no more likely to get into some kind of accident flying frontier than you are with any other airline Those pesky flight regulations that say your flight crew can't fly with you because they've timed out sure are annoying, but they're for everyone's safety and benefit.
Frontier is a small airline So unlike other airlines, if they cancel your flight or overbook a flight, you won’t be sent out on the next flight out until days later most likely.
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