Frontier presents brand-new summertime pass, offering almost endless flights for $399

You might fly all summertime long for $399 on Frontier Airlines.

The Denver-based ultra low-cost provider is presenting a brand-new GoWild! Summer Pass, comparable to its yearly pass.

This brand-new pass lets clients fly as frequently as they like inbetween May 2 through Sept. 30.

“For individuals with versatile schedules, this is a great chance to have a genuinely impressive summertime and then some, soaking up rays on the beach, checkingout nationwide parks and checkingout brand-new cities,” Daniel Shurz, Frontier’s senior vice president of business, said in a declaration.

The airlinecompany presently serves more than 100 destinations and will include brand-new non-stop service between several cities and Puerto Rico this summertime.

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How does Frontier’s GoWild! Summer Pass work?

You needto be at least 18 years old to buy the pass. Children under the age of 15 should travel with somebody who is at least 15.

Flights will be offered to book on May 2. Domestic travel might be scheduled on Frontier’s site the day priorto departure for domestic travel or up to 10 days priorto departure for worldwide travel.

Each flight will expense one cent, plus any suitable taxes, costs and charges, like for inspected bags or particular seats. The flights will not earn miles or status.

You can fly as frequently as you like inbetween May 2 through Sept. 30, pending seat schedule, with the exception of particular blackout durations detailed online.

There are a restricted number of passes offered at the $399 initial rate. They are not transferable and will immediately restore unless you cancel. Additional information can be discovered on Frontier’s site.

New Frontier service to Puerto Rico

Starting in early May, Frontier will start brand-new continuously service inbetween the following airports and Luis Muñoz Marin International Airport (SJU), likewise understood as San Juan Airport: