Summary
- 50 winners will receive a six-month Frontier Airlines GoWild! Pass for unlimited travel on Frontier Airlines.
- Participation in the competition is free, but only valid for residents of the USA.
- Frontier Airlines recently changed its future aircraft orders, including postponing deliveries, canceling the A321XLR and converting the A320neo to the A321neo.
US-based ultra-low-cost carrier Frontier Airlines has announced that 50 lucky winners will receive a six-month “All You Can Fly” pass. This pass allows passengers to travel to all of the airline’s domestic and international destinations within its network. Of course, there are a few conditions that must be met.
It’s about to start with “GoWild!”
American carrier Border airlines known for its extremely cheap airfares, has announced a new initiative to boost demand during the fall and winter season. The initiative will definitely attract the interest of passengers across the country.
The airline is running a sweepstakes where 50 entrants will win a six-month “GoWild!” unlimited air travel pass, which gives passholders unlimited air travel within Frontier’s domestic and international network. As of this writing, the sweepstakes is already open and will end on Thursday, August 29 at 11:59 p.m. (MDT).
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This announcement follows an earlier announcement this month where the airline offered its all-you-can-fly pass plus Elite Silver status for $299.
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Travelers with flexible plans can grab Frontier’s GoWild! Fall and Winter Pass and instantly earn Elite Silver Congestion in FRONTIER miles.
Tyri Squyres, the airline’s vice president of marketing, said:
“We can’t wait to give 50 lucky winners six full months of unlimited adventures in the United States, the Caribbean and beyond.
Whether you want to admire the autumn leaves, hit the slopes or lounge under a grapefruit tree this winter, GoWild! Pass holders have a variety of fantastic destinations to choose from.”
There are some rules
While no purchase is necessary to enter the competition and it is free to enter, please note that the competition is open to residents of the United States of America only. Pass holders wishing to travel within the domestic network must book and confirm their flight at least one day prior to their intended travel date. Those wishing to travel internationally must book and confirm their flight 10 days prior to departure.
In addition, all flights must be booked through the airline’s official website. For each flight booked, the pass holder must pay $0.01 airfare plus any applicable fees or taxes.
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Please note that the pass only entitles the passenger to the seat. Standard fees will still apply for baggage check-in, seat selection and other additional services.
Seats available for pass holders are subject to capacity control, meaning pass holders will be offered limited seating on a first come, first served basis.
^^These are just some of the important terms and conditions of the competition.
Revision of the fleet plan
Airlines typically forecast their future needs and plan ahead when it comes to aircraft orders and deliveries. Frontier Airlines has 198 of the Airbus A320neo Family aircraft have been ordered and their delivery is planned by 2029.
The airline decided earlier this month to postpone the delivery of some of these aircraft, which will push the completion of delivery from 2029 to 2031. In addition, the airline has also extended its order for 18 Airbus A321XLR s and converted 18 of its A320neo aircraft to A321neo. Overall, this would mean that the airline will deliver fewer aircraft in the following years.
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Although the A321XLR received its certification from EASA last month, the airline justified the cancellation of its order by citing that the aircraft did not meet the airline’s expectations in terms of operational performance and range. However, Frontier also states that the airline will reconsider the aircraft and the operations the type would enable should this change in the future.
