Frontier Airlines Launches All-You-Can-Fly Pass
Frontier (F9) is offering 12-Month access to unlimited flights to any U.S. destination the carrier serves.
Frontier (F9) is offering 12-Month access to unlimited flights to any U.S. destination the carrier serves.
DALLAS — The new all-you-can-fly GoWild! Pass from ULCC Frontier Airlines (F9) gives pass holders exclusive access to unlimited flights between F9's U.S. destinations, including Puerto Rico, for a single annual fee.
The 12-month GoWild! pass will be valid for one year beginning May 2, 2023. For each flight, customers will pay US$0.01 in airfare plus applicable taxes, fees, and charges at the time of booking. When they book, they can also purchase options like bags, seats, and other ancillary products, for each flight to customize their travel.
GoWild! Pass holders will enjoy access to a variety of benefits on F9, including:
"The GoWild! Pass is a terrific opportunity for people with flexible schedules who can hop on a flight on short notice and take advantage of the huge number of airplane seats that go empty each year," said Barry Biffle, president and CEO, Frontier Airlines.
"We invite our pass holders to explore new cities, visit friends and family, and fly from snow to sun and back as often as they like with the freedom and flexibility of the GoWild!™ All-You-Can-Fly Pass."
Today and tomorrow, a limited number of Go Wild! Passes will be available at a special introductory price per person on a first-come, first-served basis at https://www.flyfrontier.com/deals/gowild-pass.
Featured image: Frontier Airlines N708FR Airbus A321. Photo: Sean Brink/Airways
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