DALLAS — Frontier Airlines (F9) will commence three new routes from New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK).
Effective March 30, daily nonstop service to Miami International Airport (MIA) will be introduced. Subsequently, on April 22, nonstop service to Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) will commence, operating four times per week.
Finally, on May 1, daily nonstop service to Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) will be launched.
With these additions, F9 will expand its presence at JFK to eight destinations, propelling its growth since its inaugural operations at the airport in June 2024—all well and good, but we hope F9's operations improve this year, as the ULCC had the lowest on-time performance among major US carriers, with only 66.70% of flights arriving on time in 2024.
Comments from Frontier VP Network, Ops Design
“This is an exciting day for consumers as we once again expand our offerings at JFK,” said Josh Flyr, vice president of network and operations design, Frontier Airlines.
“With the launch of these ultra-low fare flights to Miami, Dallas and Los Angeles, we are increasing the availability of affordable travel to top destinations for New Yorkers, as well as making a New York adventure or business trip that much more affordable for budget-savvy consumers across the United States.”
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