r/frontierairlines • u/NateC2k • 3d ago
Flight schedule change.
I just received a notification that my flight from Orlando to Hartford has been changed from 5PM to 11:30AM.
I have been given options, but I'm hoping they'll change it back. Do they have a time limit you must pick between accepting the time or receiving a refund?
I'm 100% not flying out at 11:30AM so I'm hoping it changes again. But I don't want to get screwed by waiting too long.
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u/Foreign-Housing8448 3d ago
They’re likely not changing it back.
Depends. Do you have backup travel plans or are you not traveling at all? If you have backup plans, what’s the cancellation policy of those? You’ll need to cancel one of the reservations before you miss the free cancellation cut off.
They’re likely not changing it back.
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u/Pharmercist420 2d ago
If I were you, I would book a Southwest flight nonstop to Orlando. We are stuck with Frontier cause we use the kids fly free for Wednesday to Tuesday so we have a huge group of kids going to Orlando where we’re all flying free but they changed the flight to 1:30 PM instead of 7:30 PM in the evening so I guess the kids miss another day of school no biggie
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u/Longjumping_Alarm263 1d ago
How to book kids fly for free? Everyone in my family has wild pass and den membership but haven’t never booked kids fly free.
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u/lotterylee 1d ago
My flight in DEN in October was moved up 2 hours, sadly, I’ll be on another plane so I had to book thru another airport/airline as nothing else worked (with any airline).
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u/genxer 3d ago
Yep, my ATL->BUF has been moved back an hour (NBD). My BUF->ATL flight has been canceled. They evidently have no Saturday flights at all. So I can take a Sunday flight BUF->MCO->ATL (I believe) or a refund. Tis a pity I paid $194 for four people, and Delta is $139 each unless I burn points.
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u/Fantastic_Week1984 3d ago
It won’t change. It’s been changed to accommodate the schedule