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Frontier Airlines is adding two new routes from Las Vegas Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) this summer. This includes the airline’s return to Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport (OAK). The new routes (launching in August and September) are part of Frontier’s continued growth strategy aimed at bringing more low-cost options to customers across the United States. As it does with many new routes, Frontier is offering introductory fares starting at $49 one-way.
The new routes include flights from Las Vegas Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) to both Boise Airport (BOI) and Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport (OAK). Boise launches 4x weekly on September 10th and Oakland starts running 11x weekly on August 20th.
The route announcement comes as Frontier continues rolling out a series of customer-focused enhancements under its “The New Frontier” initiative. Among the most notable additions is UpFront Plus, an upgraded seating product located in the first two rows of the aircraft. Passengers receive extra legroom, additional personal space, and a guaranteed empty middle seat. The airline has also introduced new loyalty benefits, including unlimited companion travel for its most frequent customers, with the flexibility to bring a different companion on each flight. Looking ahead, Frontier plans to launch a new First Class cabin in 2026. It will offer travelers additional comfort and space while maintaining the carrier’s low-fare business model.
Anthony’s Take: These routes are a win for Bay-area travelers and also Oakland Airport. The airport has seen the loss of many routes, passengers (the largest drop in the United States), and airlines while it has battled over its name.
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