Frontier Airlines will complete a cabin makeover across its Airbus fleet by March 5, adding first-class seating for the first time in the carrier's history. The Denver-based airline, which operates 30 to 40 daily flights to and from Las Vegas, began taking reservations Tuesday for travel starting March 5.
The new configuration places first-class seats in a two-by-two layout across the first two rows, offering up to 37 inches of pitch. Rows 3 through 8 will feature extra-legroom seats with up to 34 inches of pitch. Introductory pricing starts at $90 one way for the premium bundle with extra legroom and $129 one way for the first-class bundle.
To secure the discounted fares, passengers must book by 9 p.m. Monday for nonstop domestic travel on select days between March 5 and April 5. Not all markets are available for all travel days. The upgrades also include in-seat power and Starlink Wi-Fi across the fleet.
"We're transforming what customers can expect when they fly Frontier," said Bobby Schroeter, the airline's chief commercial officer. "First-class seating, more room to stretch out, in-seat power and fast, reliable Starlink Wi-Fi will bring a new level of comfort and convenience to flying with us."
Frontier, known for the animal artwork on its more than 170 Airbus A320 and A321 aircraft, counts Las Vegas as its third-busiest city behind Denver and Orlando.
Sources: Las Vegas Review-Journal
Original reporting: Las Vegas Review-Journal →
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