Frontier Airlines Launches 22 New Routes, Expands Presence in the U.S., Caribbean, and Latin America
Frontier Airlines confirmed that starting in November and December 2025, it will launch 22 new routes connecting key U.S. cities with destinations in the Caribbean and Latin America. The company aims to strengthen its position as the leading low-fare airline in the country’s top 20 metropolitan markets.
This expansion includes inaugural services such as flights to Providenciales International Airport in Turks and Caicos Islands and a return to Nassau, Bahamas. Additionally, new connections are being added from strategic hubs like Atlanta, Dallas-Fort Worth, Chicago, Orlando, and Miami, with promotional fares starting at $19.
Josh Flyr, Vice President of Network and Operations Design at Frontier, highlighted the company’s vision: “We are on a mission to increase domestic and international service and, in the process, redefine the flying experience by demonstrating that it can be comfortable, convenient, and affordable. Whether consumers are planning to explore the United States or escape to the Caribbean this winter, we look forward to welcoming them onboard America’s Low-Cost Airline.”
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New Destinations from Atlanta
- Memphis: Begins November 20, twice weekly, introductory fare of $29.
- St. Maarten: Begins December 6, weekly, $79.
- Nassau: Begins December 13, weekly, $79.
- Milwaukee: Begins December 19, twice weekly, $39.
- Providenciales: Begins December 20, weekly, $69.
- Puerto Vallarta: Begins December 20, weekly, $99.
- San Jose del Cabo: Begins December 20, weekly, $99.
Connections from Dallas-Fort Worth
- Guatemala City: Begins December 20, weekly, $69.
- San Salvador: Begins December 21, twice weekly, $69.
Routes from Other U.S. Cities
- Spokane to Phoenix: Begins November 23, twice weekly, $29.
- Washington Dulles to San Salvador: Begins December 18, daily service, $49.
- Las Vegas to San Jose del Cabo: Begins December 20, weekly, $99.
- New York-LaGuardia to San Juan: Begins December 20, weekly, $49.
- Orlando: Adds flights to San Salvador, San Pedro Sula, San Jose (Costa Rica), and Guatemala City, all starting in December, with fares from $49.
- Memphis to Atlanta: Begins November 20, twice weekly, $29.
- Miami: Expands service to San Salvador and San Pedro Sula, beginning December 19 and 20 respectively, with prices from $49.
- Milwaukee to Atlanta: Begins December 19, $39.
- Minneapolis to Chicago O’Hare: Begins November 23, twice weekly, $19.
- Chicago O’Hare to Minneapolis: Same start date and fare.
- Philadelphia to Santiago de los Caballeros: Begins December 18, twice weekly, $99.
- Phoenix: New routes to Reno and Spokane, starting in November, $29.
- Reno to Phoenix: Also starting in November, $29.
With this expansion, Frontier Airlines is broadening its international reach and reinforcing its growth strategy with competitive prices and more options for travelers. The company also announced that 2026 will bring new investments in its loyalty program and product enhancements, further solidifying its position as “America’s Low Fare Airline.”
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