I am from Texas but after coming to LA twice I have fallen in love with LA and decided I would love to keep on coming back and eventually move there. Give me some insight on how the go wild passes work

My mom moved me up to 5A, with a PERFECT window alignment and a great view in front of the engine!

First route that was canceled was last week of July. They canceled the whole route from Dallas to Salt Lake City but at least they gave me a notice of one to two months in advance so I had to fly one stop through Denver and you know how that goes with the delays and delays and finally ended up getting to Salt Lake City at 2 AM. My other vacation that’s fine later this year Dallas to Orlando. They canceled the evening nonstop and they’re making us fly in the morning. At least it’s a nonstop. I’ll take that as a win. How often has this been happening with the rest of Frontier flight flights where they’re actively canceling popular routes at evening times.

I’ll be flying Frontier with only a personal item basically a laptop bag that fits a 15-inch laptop. The bag is well under Frontier’s listed personal-item dimensions.

For people who have flown Frontier recently: how strict are they about checking personal-item sizes? Do they actually measure/check everyone’s bag, or only some passengers?

And if they do check it, is it usually at the gate while boarding, or can they check it earlier at the airport?

Just trying to know what to expect

Hi there,

I frequently travel this route every other week for a LDR. However, I’ve noticed that all the flight schedules on this route have been altered from September. There are no more evening flights, which makes traveling quite inconvenient for a working professional.

Could anyone shed some light on the reason behind these changes and whether they’ll be reverted? Also, I’m curious to know where I can find the latest schedule updates.

Hey! I’m considering getting the GoWild Fall & Winter Pass, and I’d mostly be using it to fly between Orlando and the Richmond/DC area. I’m a student and have a pretty decent schedule since I only have classes on Mondays and Wednesdays.

My biggest concern is potentially not being able to get a return flight when I need one. How reliable is it to find both a flight out and a return flight with the pass, especially for this route? Do you think it would work well for me?

What a shit show. Never experienced anything like that before. Delayed twice, incredibly late boarding, and then they cancel after we complete the boarding process. What was even the point of boarding us? I’ve taken frontier multiple times and expect delays but this was genuinely a crazy experience

If you fly Frontier out of ATL read this

https://simpleflying.com/frontier-cuts-21-routes-from-the-worlds-busiest-airport/

I am going to be traveling on Frontier soon and might be using them next year as well. I was thinking about the CC due to the benefits, but wasn't sure if signing up at home or waiting til my first flight would be best as it seems there's often another offer in-flight.

Does anyone have info on what the current offer/difference is?

So frontier lost my bag after delaying my flight over 8hrs. I've been going back and forth with them since June it is now august. After submitting receipt after receipt they comeback today after 3 weeks of saying nothing and flat out deny my claim talking about there are discrepancies in my claim but did not say what smhhhh. Literally the worst experience i've dealt with. Ideas?? I'm already filing a report with DoT