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Frontier Airlines is giving travelers an early start on fall and winter adventures with the launch of its 2026 GoWild Fall & Winter Pass. It offers unlimited travel for $199 and allowing customers to begin flying immediately.
Unlike previous versions of the pass, which typically became active at a later date, the new offering provides instant access upon purchase and remains valid through February 28, 2027. That gives travelers nearly seven months of unlimited flying across Frontier’s network.
Pass holders pay just one cent in base airfare for each flight segment (plus applicable taxes, fees, and charges). Travelers can also continue earning FRONTIER Miles and Elite Status points on optional purchases such as seat assignments and checked bags. For a limited time, Frontier is adding extra perks for customers who purchase the pass by August 17th.
Those travelers will be able to reserve from a dedicated inventory of seats set aside exclusively for GoWild members, making it easier to secure flights in advance. Early booking fees start at $29 on most travel dates, while select peak travel periods (including dates that would normally be unavailable under the pass) can be booked for as little as $79. The advance booking benefit allows pass holders to plan trips through January 4, 2027 to provide significantly more flexibility than the traditional last-minute booking model associated with GoWild passes. Learn more here.
Anthony’s Take: The latest promotion is aimed at travelers seeking frequent, low-cost travel throughout the remainder of the year while also encouraging customers to lock in the pass before the limited-time booking enhancements expire on August 17th. I’m hoping Frontier does a pass for First Class once that launches in the future.
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