Frontier Airlines announces flights to Denver/Orlando from Jackson

JACKSON – Frontier Airlines announced Monday that it will be flying in and out of the Jackson airport.

Frontier will be offering non stop flights from Jackson to Orlando and Denver in October. The introductory fares will start as low as $39 dollars each way.

“We are proud to bring our unique brand of Low Fares Done Right to Jackson,” said Jonathan Freed, director of Corporate Communications, for Frontier Airlines. “Frontier’s new flights to Denver and Orlando will make air travel more accessible and affordable for everyone in Jackson and central Mississippi. We look forward to making it easier for people to fly, and for people to fly more often.”

“Today is a good day for the people of Mississippi. The addition of a new airline, new routes, and affordable fares will provide Mississippians more travel options and will make our state a more attractive destination for both tourism and business,” said U.S. Senator for Mississippi, Roger Wicker. “Frontier Airlines’ decision also reflects Mississippi’s growing economy and future potential. I hope other carriers will recognize this trend and follow Frontier’s lead to begin or expand service in our state.”

Frontier airlines is the ninth largest airline in the United States, with service to 90 destinations. Their motto is low fares done right.

Frontier allows passengers to limit their costs by opting out of services such as checking bags and reserving a certain seat.

Frontier says they have the widest middle seat in the industry.

“We are thrilled to have the addition of Frontier Airlines providing service to our citizens,” said Chokwe Antar Lumumba, mayor of the City of Jackson. “The addition of this carrier demonstrates the good work taking place with our airport commission, with the CEO of our airport, and it is a further example of the forward direction that our city is moving in. We have heard the people’s cry and we have responded.”

Airport officials say this addition of another affordable carrier will improve competition and possibly lower fares for everyone.

“The addition of Frontier Airlines is consistent with the vision of the Jackson Municipal Airport Authority (JMAA), to be the airport of choice,” said Carl D. Newman, CEO of JMAA. “These additional flights strengthen our value and provide affordable options for both our leisure and business travelers.”

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