Frontier is offering a sale with one-way routes as low as $29 one-way. These types of sales happen fairly regularly across different airlines. I have to say that personally I get a little more excited over a Frontier sale vs. say a Southwest fare sale, since Frontier flies from Cincinnati whereas Southwest does not.
There are a ton of city pairs available for only $29. Here is a sampling from my hometown of Cincinnati (CVG)
Flights to Fort Lauderdale or Tampa are $29, and San Francisco (!) is only $39 one way, though note the date and blackout restrictions. For dates, that is due to Frontier’s limited schedule between the two cities. I know Cincinnati to San Francisco isn’t TECHNICALLY a transcon, but Cincinnati IS in the Eastern timezone, so I’m counting it 🙂 #flyovercountry. Cleveland to San Francisco is also on sale for $39 one way.
It’s not just Cincinnati that’s on sale – I saw $29 sales to various cities from Austin, Denver, Des Moines, Minneapolis, Phoenix and just about every city that Frontier serves.
Tips for flying Frontier
If you’re flying Frontier though, you’ll want to make sure to know what you’re getting in to. When I asked for tips for flying Frontier with a family, I got a LOT of good advice. They charge for bags (even carryons) and of course food and seat assignments.
The other thing to watch out for is the fact that on most routes they only fly one plane a day, and they don’t have interline arrangements with any other airlines, so if there is weather or other IRROPS, you’re kind of out of luck.
These fares were available even without membership in Frontier’s “Discount Den” which is their paid membership club for cheaper fares. Check out the full list of cities on sale – but hurry up, you have to purchase by 8/29/2016 (that’s Monday!)
Planning on taking advantage of any of these $29 fares?
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A few of those cheap Frontier flights are arriving real late. A delay may have missing public transportation & contacting someone after midnight for a ride. Locally, Uber isn’t legal, only the cab companies.
I’m flying out of St. Louis to Orlando next Wedneday. With a check bag, my cost is $74, since I purchased back in July. When the price dropped, I called and requested the cheaper price. Told it would cost $99 to save $25.