Explained
Starting on April 22, Frontier will fly from DFW Airport to John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York City. The four-times weekly flights will make trips in each direction on Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday, according to the release.
Starting on May 22, Frontier will start daily flights to Washington Dulles International Airport and twice a week to Norfolk International Airport in Norfolk, Virginia. Introductory prices for each trip is $29, per the release.
What they’re saying
“Our continued network growth is a win for consumers as we offer more nonstop destinations, both domestically and internationally, at our signature ultra-low fares,” said Josh Flyr, vice president of network and operations design at Frontier Airlines. “With new affordable travel options across the continental U.S. and Puerto Rico—which join our already expansive network—budget-savvy consumers will be able to do and see more for less with Frontier this year.”
The background
In January, Frontier Airlines announced it was suspending flights to seven different locations out of DFW Airport.
Frontier flights to Jacksonville, Florida; Omaha, Nebraska; Nashville; Pittsburgh; San Juan, Puerto Rico; Sacramento and St. Louis ended on Jan. 5, according to previous reporting.
