Inflight wifi is already offered by other low cost airlines such as frontier With frontier's ridership, in flight wifi should be at least as profitable as spirit. Is it a red flag if they are so much cheaper than most every other airlines especially southwest 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. Google flights showed frontier as one of the cheapest options Bought them directly on frontier and saved a few more $$$ through the den membership (even after including the membership price) Read almost all of r/frontierairlines a night before and was thinking of cancelling the the whole trip and take a look then to lose luggage. Had to get a credit for my flight with frontier bc of corona and wouldn’t you know frontier was one of the only places not giving refunds Now i have a day left, have not been able to even order a flight because the website does not work with selecting destinations or dates, and they have no customer service available for three months in a row now
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. Pass is consistently showing no available flights when you seek to book a reservation under the go wild Is frontier airlines worth avoiding It's safe to fly with frontier in the general sense but the bet gets riskier when you compound some circumstances Also, getting hotel and food vouchers on a domestic canceled flight or really anything from frontier is very rare.
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