Frontier Airlines

[LeslieG]

I know this has been discussed in the past, but I'm booked on Frontier through Denver, and their connection times are all very short, around 40 minutes. Anyone ever have a problem making their connections? And what about lost baggage? Any experiences you could share would be helpful. I know everyone loves the Direct TV.

 

[gw_lit]

All of Frontier's flights are on the A Concourse at DIA, so 40 minutes should be plenty of time to make a connection (assuming you're on time, of course!)

As for lost baggage, Frontier generally ranks in the top half of the airlines as far as least number of lost bags.

 

[LeslieG]

That was my concern, whether their flights are generally on time. I've read some conflicting reports about that.

 

[gw_lit]

I've had good luck with Frontier being on time, but I'm sure you can hear anecdotal evidence from all perspectives. The best source of accurate information is the Air Traveler Consumer Report published by the Department of Transportation, which can be found at http://airconsumer.ost.dot.gov/reports/index.htm.

In the most recent report, which covers April, Frontier ranked #3 in the number of on-time arrivals.

 

[foolishmortal]

I know this has been discussed in the past, but I'm booked on Frontier through Denver, and their connection times are all very short, around 40 minutes. Anyone ever have a problem making their connections? And what about lost baggage? Any experiences you could share would be helpful. I know everyone loves the Direct TV.

If you are flying Frontier into and out of Denver you should be STEPS from where you get off to where you will board again.

14 minutes would be enough, so 40 you will be fine.

 

[foolishmortal]

That was my concern, whether their flights are generally on time. I've read some conflicting reports about that.

We love frontier...Since we are from Denver that's all we use and we are never more than a few minutes late (never near 40 minutes). we are usually early