Frontier this summer will add two new domestic routes while making its return to an airport in the Bay Area.
On Aug. 20, the ultra-low-cost carrier will return to Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport, with service from Las Vegas. Flights will operate 11 times per week.
The following month, on Sept. 10, Frontier will launch service between Las Vegas and Boise, Idaho. The connection will run four times per week.
“We are delighted to announce these new routes and our return to OAK, offering high-value travel options to Nevada, Idaho, and California,” Josh Flyr, Frontier’s vice president of network and operations design, said in a news release. “We are laser-focused on redefining what consumers can expect from low-fare travel – from our expansive network map to the premium upgrades we offer – and we look forward to providing consumers with affordable flight options on these new routes starting this summer.”
Frontier currently connects Boise to Denver, and Las Vegas to over 30 destinations, including Atlanta, Dallas/Fort Worth, Chicago O’Hare, Seattle, and Los Angeles.
In the Bay Area, the carrier already serves San Francisco and San Jose.
