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Frontier Airlines Expands To Pensacola Airport
July 19, 2017
Frontier Airlines announced today that Pensacola International Airport will be among the 21 new cities served by the low-fare carrier as part of their nationwide network expansion. Beginning Spring of 2018, Frontier Airlines will offer non-stop service to Denver, Colorado from Pensacola International Airport. Mayor Hayward welcomed today’s announcement and is looking forward to working with Frontier Airlines.
By next spring, Frontier will offer low fares to 90 percent of the U.S. population, which is expected to bring more than $1 billion dollars in savings to consumers through lower airfares.
Official details on when the new service will start, the availability or frequency are not yet available.
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3 Responses to “Frontier Airlines Expands To Pensacola Airport”
We definitely need more competition here. Since AirTran was bought by Southwest and cut back their volume here we’ve seen very sharp rises in airfares. Anything that can be done to increase the competition will help bring fares to more reasonable levels. I travel weekly for work and Pensacola is definitely among the more expensive cities to fly in and out of, which wasn’t the case a decade ago.
Can’t wait!!
About time more competition came to Pensacola.