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What will be customer satisfaction for Frontier's first-class in 2025?
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Frontier Airlines to Launch First-Class Seating in 2025, Expects $250M in Revenue
Dec 3, 2024, 07:07 PM
Frontier Airlines, known for its budget travel model, has announced plans to introduce first-class seating on its Airbus aircraft starting in 2025. The airline will reconfigure the first two rows to offer a premium seating experience, targeting high-paying flyers. This strategic shift aims to generate significant revenue, with the CEO forecasting over $250 million in 2026 and $500 million in subsequent years. The move comes as part of Frontier's efforts to cater to its top-tier frequent flyers and compete in the market for premium travel experiences. Additionally, Frontier will offer a companion pass for high-level elite status members.
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