Frontier on Thursday announced close to two dozen routes across the U.S. and Mexico set to start in the late winter and early spring of 2026.
The ultra-low-cost carrier said the new connections will be up and running in time to serve customers traveling for spring break.
The start dates and frequencies of the upcoming flights are:
- Nashville, Tennessee, to Phoenix: March 6, four times per week
- Charlotte, North Carolina, to Cancun: March 6, three times per week
- Columbus, Ohio, to Fort Lauderdale, Florida: March 8, three times per week
- Chicago Midway to Cancun: March 7, weekly
- Raleigh, North Carolina, to Cancun: March 7, weekly
- Des Moines, Iowa, to Phoenix: March 13, four times per week
- Fort Lauderdale to Indianapolis: March 6, three times per week
- Fort Lauderdale to St. Louis: March 13, twice per week
- Fort Lauderdale to Raleigh: April 2, four times per week
- Indianapolis to Las Vegas: March 24, three times per week
- Indianapolis to Phoenix: March 24, four times per week
- Indianapolis to Fort Myers, Florida: March 27, twice per week
- Las Vegas to Minneapolis: March 6, three times per week
- Las Vegas to Memphis, Tennessee: March 8, twice per week
- Las Vegas to Milwaukee, Wisconsin: March 24, three times per week
- Little Rock, Arkansas, to Orlando, Florida: March 15, twice per week
- Orlando to Tulsa, Oklahoma: March 13, twice per week
- Orlando to Salt Lake City: April 1, daily
- Orlando to Richmond, Virginia: April 2, twice per week
- Memphis to Phoenix: March 15, three times per week
- Milwaukee to Phoenix: March 26, twice per week
- Omaha, Nebraska, to Phoenix: March 25, three times per week
- Norfolk, Virginia, to Tampa, Florida: April 3, twice per week
“As we look ahead to 2026, there’s a lot to be excited about — from our expanding network to the introduction of our new First Class seats and more — and we’re thrilled to kick things off with the announcement of these new routes, giving travelers even more affordable options as they plan their spring breaks next year,” Josh Flyr, vice president of network and operations design at Frontier, said in a news release.
Flight frequencies are subject to change, the airline said.
