Frontier Airlines (2nd) (Denver) is launching six new routes from Denver and Chicago (Midway) which suggest the continuation of a new strategy under its new owners. The airline has been carefully adding new routes to markets that are under served. Will we be seeing new further new routes from MDW, a hub of Southwest? The airline issued this statement:

To celebrate its 20^th anniversary this summer, Frontier Airlines has announced that it is launching six new routes. Beginning May 16, 2014, Frontier will offer nonstop service from its primary hub in Denver, Colorado to Bakersfield, California (BFL). Beginning June 12, 2014, Frontier will offer year-round nonstop service from Denver to Missoula, Montana (MSO), Idaho Falls, Idaho (IDA), and Sioux City, Iowa (SUX), and seasonal service from Chicago-Midway, Ill. (MDW) to both Knoxville, Tennessee (TYS) and Harrisburg, Pennsylvania (MDT).

Frequencies for a number of existing routes from Denver have also been increased. Branson (BKG), Bozeman (BZN), Durango (DRO) and Memphis (MEM) will be served daily. Atlanta (ATL), Cincinnati (CVG), Cleveland (CLE) and Detroit (DTW) will see service increased from daily to 11-14 flights/week.

In addition, flight times on many routes have been adjusted to give customers more choice on flight departure times throughout each day.

Following are schedules for the new Denver (DEN) nonstop routes, which are all year-round:

Bakersfield (BFL): 

Idaho Falls (IDA): 

Missoula (MSO):

Sioux City (SUX):

Following are schedules for the new Chicago-Midway (MDW) nonstop routes, which are both seasonal:

Harrisburg (MDT):

 

Knoxville (TYS):

The service will operate on 138-seat Airbus A319 aircraft.

Copyright Photo: Michael B. Ing/AirlinersGallery.com. Airbus A319-111 N925FR (msn 2103) with Dale, the Dall’s Sheep on the tail, arrives at Los Angeles International Airport.

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