New Upgraded Seating in the First Two Rows Will Provide Extra Leg and Elbow Room and Ensure Customers are First Off the Aircraft
- Introductory Upgrade Pricing Starts at $49 Per Passenger Per Flight Segment.
Travel enthusiasts, get ready for a treat! The new Frontier Airlines UpFront Plus seating option offers a more relaxed and cozy flight. Travelers can relax in their choice of a window or aisle seat, legs stretched out with all the room in the world, while the middle seat stays empty for that extra slice of personal space.
It’s a pleasant upgrade without the hefty price tag! 🛫
Barry Biffle, CEO of Frontier Airlines, said of the new UpFront Plus upgrade: “Frontier is all about choice and giving consumers the flexibility to customize their travel to suit their individual needs and preferences. UpFront Plus is a great option for those who want expanded personal space and extra comfort.”
You can now book UpFront Plus seats on flights departing on or after April 10, 2024. To do so, tap into the Frontier mobile app or go to FlyFrontier.com.
Frontier Airlines UpFront Plus Introductory Offer
Frontier has also announced an introductory offer to upgrade to UpFront Plus for just $49 per person for each leg of the journey.
Travelers can upgrade their flights for trips scheduled between April 10 and April 30, 2024. This special price is only available until March 20, 2024. Keep in mind: these coveted seats are limited.
Frontier Airlines Now Offers 4 Seating Options
UpFront Plus will be one of four seat options available on Frontier flights:
- UpFront Plus:
- Blocked middle seat for additional elbow room
- Enhanced legroom and comfort
- Seats positioned in the first two rows for a speedy exit
- Priority inflight service
- For more information on Frontier’s new UpFront Plus seating, visit flyfrontier.com
- Premium:
- Increased legroom and overall comfort
- Preferred:
- Expedited exit with seats positioned toward the aircraft’s front
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