Denver-based Frontier Airlines Adds International Routes | New

Denver-based Frontier Airlines on Tuesday announced the addition of 20 new non-stop routes, including several international, in what company officials are calling one of our biggest international expansions of all time.

Introductory fares are sure to raise eyebrows: Starting December 11, travelers can fly from Denver International Airport in Belize for $ 99.

While DIA only has one new weekly route, the one to Belize, the airport connects to Frontiers Orlando, Fla., Hub, where new routes can be taken to Antiqua and Barbuda; Liberia, Costa Rica; and the Turks and Caicos Islands.

Today’s announcement marks one of our largest international expansions and we are delighted to now offer our customers affordable service to four more popular destinations that offer both sunshine and fun, said Daniel. Shurz, senior vice president of commercial affairs, in a statement.

The summer of 2021 has brought phenomenal growth for Frontier and this announcement of 20 new routes follows on from the 21 we unveiled last week. Border travelers now have more route options than ever to explore, knowing they are flying Americas Greenest Airline, with a young fleet that maximizes the efficiency of every flight.

Promotional fares must be purchased by August 2.

In April, the company added new flights from DIA to Grand Junction and Durango; Anchorage, Alaska; and Kalispell, Montana. These routes started in June.

The new route means Frontier is offering flights to and from 85 destinations via DIA this summer.

Frontier has more than 1,900 Colorado-based employees. It also has a maintenance center and training center in Denver.