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Back in February, I wrote about how Frontier Airlines was looking to tread a bit on Delta’s turf in its Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) hub. Three of those routes launch this week, including flights to Aruba’s Queen Beatrix International Airport (AUA).
Those looking for lower-cost alternative flights from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) will be excited to see these three routes starting up:
- Aruba’s Queen Beatrix International Airport (AUA) (1x weekly; starts on May 24th)
- Kansas City International Airport (MCI) (3x weekly; starts on May 23rd)
- Will Rogers International Airport (OKC) (3x weekly; starts on May 22nd)
Josh Flyr, Vice President of Network and Operations Design at Frontier Airlines, said:
We are thrilled to further our expansion at ATL, offering consumers in the greater Atlanta area ultra-low cost travel to even more exciting destinations. These new routes, including service to the beautiful island paradise of Aruba, underscore our mission to prove that air travel can be both exceptional and affordable.”
Being able to head to Aruba for $109 each way is a heck of a bargain. Hopefully, it will put some price pressure on Delta.
Anthony’s Take: Frontier Airlines seems to add and cut routes faster than any other carrier. I like watching it expand in Atlanta where Delta holds around 73% of the airport’s flights. It’s not going to like these new flights.
(Image Credits: Frontier Airlines.)
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