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Frontier Airlines Introduces New Routes

by Daine Taylor  September 30, 2019
Frontier Airlines Introduces New Routes

Photo: Frontier Airlines 

Frontier Airlines, the low-fare carrier, announced the launch of several new, nonstop routes from Orlando International Airport (MCO) to Green Bay, Wisconsin and Kansas City, Missouri and from Indianapolis International Airport (IND) to Cancun, Mexico.

The new route from Orlando International Airport will fly twice daily service from Orlando to Newark, New Jersey. With these new routes, Frontier now offers nonstop service to 57 destinations from MCO, and to celebrate the launch of this new, low-cost service, Frontier is offering fares as low as $39.

Frontier will also be launching a new, nonstop service from Indianapolis International Airport (IND) to Cancun, Mexico.

With this new route, Frontier now offers nonstop flights to five cities from Indianapolis with fares as low as $84.

“This new Frontier flight expands the breadth of affordable international flights available to travelers out of IND, and further underscores the value the Indy airport provides with more options for more people,” said Mario Rodriguez, executive director of the Indianapolis Airport Authority.

Tickets for are now available.

  
  
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