Immediately after ending their Spring flash sale, Frontier have returned with…another Spring flash sale. Instead of offering a discount on the base fare, the airline is officially offering $29 one-way flights for mid-week travel until June 12. I say officially, because following the front page link leads directly to Frontier’s deals page, and $20 flights are prominently displayed. The cheapest fares are for members of Frontier’s Discount Den, but non-member flights are generally $1-$2 more on the lowest priced flights
Ironically, there are no St. Louis $29 fares in this sale
As always, Frontier fares are no frills: everything from carry-on to meals are not included in the stated price. Then again, buying up from a $20 fare from Charlotte, NC to Tampa, FL is still a pretty good deal. Make sure to check for blackout dates as well, and act quickly. This sale ends at midnight April 1.
Sample Fares Between City Pairs
- Branson & Dallas from $20
- Charlotte & Tampa from $20
- Denver & Oklahoma City from $25
- Philadelphia & Myrtle Beach from $25
- Kansas City & Denver from $29
How to Book
- Visit the airline’s sale page to search for sample dates and destinations
Travel Dates
- Domestic travel valid 4/7/19 – 6/1219. Blackout dates of May 23-25, 27-28 apply
- No minimum stay required
Good luck and happy flying!
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