Frontier Airlines is scheduled to introduce 22 new routes in the US, Caribbean, and Latin America in November and December – with introductory fares starting at $19.
The carrier will introduce its first flights to Providenciales, Turks and Caicos, and make its return to Nassau, The Bahamas. Additionally, new services will be launched from Atlanta, Dallas-Fort Worth and Chicago, and add new routes to destinations in Guatemala, Honduras, and Mexico.
To qualify for the introductory promotional rates, flights must be booked by 11.59 pm Eastern Time on Sept. 10. The fares are in effect for nonstop flights on select days from Nov. 20, 2025, to March 5, 2026. Blackout days apply.
Just some of the new routes include new twice-weekly service from Atlanta to Memphis on Nov. 20; weekly service to St. Maarten on Dec. 6; weekly service to Nassau on Dec. 13, twice-weekly service to Milwaukee on Dec. 19; and weekly service to Providenciales, Puerto Vallarta and Los Cabos on Dec. 20.
From Dallas/Fort Worth, Frontier will introduce weekly service to Guatemala City on Dec. 20 and twice-weekly service to El Salvador on Dec. 21.
On Dec. 20, the airline will launch weekly service to San Juan and weekly service from Orlando to El Salvador, Honduras and Costa Rica.
“We are on a mission to increase service domestically and internationally, and in the process redefine air travel by demonstrating that it can be comfortable, convenient, and affordable,” said Josh Flyr, vice president of network and operations design, Frontier Airlines.
“Whether consumers are planning to explore destinations across the U.S. or to escape to the sunny Caribbean this winter, we can’t wait to welcome them aboard America’s Low Fare Airline.”
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