Frontier expands at Colorado Springs and Denver airports

Frontier’s ‘Flip the Dolphin’ aircraft departed Colorado Springs on the inaugural flight to Phoenix on 18 May, starting a major expansion of the airline in the city.
- Frontier expanded its presence in Colorado, the US state analysed this week, with seven new routes; four major cities from Colorado Springs, CO (COS) with 138-seat A319s and three regional destinations from Denver, CO (DEN) with 99-seat E-190s. Daniel Shurz, Frontier’s SVP Commercial, commented the expansion: “We’ve offered low fares to Colorado Springs for over four years and we’re delighted to offer low-fare, time-saving nonstop travel options to customers in both Colorado Springs and throughout southern Colorado.” To find out more about Frontier’s network developments, see this week’s interview.
Date | Origin | Destination | WF* | A/c | Competition (WF*) |
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18-May-12 | Colorado Springs, CO (COS) | Los Angeles, CA (LAX) | 6 | A319 | United (15) |
18-May-12 | Colorado Springs, CO (COS) | Phoenix, AZ (PHX) | 7 | A319 | |
18-May-12 | Colorado Springs, CO (COS) | Seattle-Tacoma, WA (SEA) | 4 | A319 | |
20-May-12 | Colorado Springs, CO (COS) | Portland, OR (PDX) | 3 | A319 | |
17-May-12 | Denver, CO (DEN) | Bismarck, ND (BIS) | 5 | E190 | United (22) |
17-May-12 | Denver, CO (DEN) | Cedar Rapids, IA (CID) | 4 | E190 | United (16) |
18-May-12 | Denver, CO (DEN) | Bloomington, IL (BMI) | 4 | E190 | |
*WF: Weekly Frequency Source: anna.aero new route database, Innovata data for w/c 21 May 2012 |
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