When Frontier Airlines began offering flights in 1994, there were only a few stops in Colorado and North Dakota. Today, the airline flies to more than 50 destinations in the United States and abroad to Costa Rica and Mexico. Here's a cheat sheet detailing those destinations. Remember, some stops are only made during the busy season and itineraries change regularly. Check on-line or with your travel agent for the latest information.
Alaska--Limited seasonal service to Anchorage and Fairbanks.
Arizona--Phoenix and Tucson.
California--San Francisco, Sacramento, San Jose, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles, Long Beach, Orange County and San Diego.
Colorado--Aspen, Colorado Springs, Denver and Durango.
Idaho--Boise.
Montana--Billings and Bozeman.
New Mexico--Albuquerque.
Nevada--Las Vegas.
Oregon--Portland.
Utah--Salt Lake City.
Washington--Seattle/Tacoma airport and Spokane.
Wyoming--Jackson Hole.
Illinois--Chicago.
Indiana--Indianapolis.
Iowa--Des Moines.
Kansas--Kansas City and Wichita.
Michigan--Detroit, Flint and Grand Rapids.
Minnesota--Minneapolis/St. Paul.
Missouri--Branson and St. Louis.
Nebraska--Omaha.
Ohio--Columbus, Cleveland, Dayton and Akron-Canton.
South Dakota--Rapid City.
Wisconsin--Appleton, Green Bay, Madison and Milwaukee.
Florida--Ft. Lauderdale, Ft. Myers, Orlando and Tampa.
Georgia--Atlanta.
Kentucky--Louisville.
Louisiana--New Orleans.
North Carolina--Raleigh-Durham airport.
Oklahoma--Oklahoma City.
Tennessee--Nashville.
Texas--Austin, Houston and San Antonio.
Virginia--Seasonal service to Newport News.
Massachusetts--Boston.
New Jersey--Newark.
New York--LGA airport.
Pennsylvania--Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
Washington D.C.
Frontier Airlines services several cities in Mexico, including Cabo San Lucas, Cancun, Cozumel and Mazatlan. Frontier Airlines also provides seasonal flights to San Jose and Costa Rica in Central America.
