Frontier Announces Four New Routes from Denver

Frontier Airlines, keeping in tandem with its new marketing strategy of flying to under-served destinations, has decided to offer four new routes from Denver, its main hub. Flights to all theses four off-the-beaten-path cities will offer year-round nonstop service and will begin this summer.

Frontier Airlines will add routes to Missoula, Montana; Sioux City, Iowa; Idaho Falls, Idaho and Bakersfield, California from Denver. Cheap flights to Bakersfield will begin from May 16, while for rest of the three cities will begin from June 12. The airline will fly three times a week to Sioux City, Idaho Falls and Bakersfield and four times a week to Missoula. All the new routes will be operated by Airbus 319 aircrafts.

Kate O'Malley spokeswoman for Frontier said these new routes are part of the strategy of linking smaller cities to the more popular cities where Frontier is flying. At present United Airline is serving all the four cities, but we are definite that our presence is going to make the market more competitive and will bring down the airfares for the benefit of passengers.  She further said that Frontier is going to be different from United not just in our pricing but also in terms of service, as we are offering A319, a much better aircraft and more flights per week.

Frontier is resuming its service to Sioux City and Missoula, while Bakersfield and Idaho Falls are completely new destinations added to its every growing list.