Anyone Here Have Tried Frontier Airlines?
 

Doing some research on Frontier Airlines, lots of negative reviews but when you read you realize that most are expecting to the same as with a regular airline. They seem to forget there's a reason people pay 1/3 of the price.

Do they cancel many flights? more than other airlines? Cause for the rest, having read and watch vids on YT about how it works it sounds good to me given the price, mainly for a large family!

They are a budget airline and you can get some really good deals if you track their specials. However, often their deals end up not being as good as originally thought, you have to pay an additional fee for everything. So little things like a carry on bag and selecting your seat will not be free. Best advice is to go all the way on the booking to the very end right before you pay and get the final cost so you can then compare it to the competitor's price.

Recently for a family trip we got a good deal on a flight with Frontier. I was initially upset with the wife for booking with this airlines, but after making the trip and having not a single issue...I can recommend them for sure. Clean planes. Friendly crew. Cheap prices.

Isn't Frontier Airlines the one that makes you pay $2 to use the toilet?

Wow, this is so mean to make people pay for using the toilet when there are no alternatives around...

Yeah but of course they aren't doing this at all

Just make sure you REALLY understand the bag and carry-on policy, and the different prices online, at the ticket counter, or at the gate. Prices skyrocket if you bring a carry-on to the gate that doesn't meet the rules, which are very restrictive and unrelated to whether or not the bag fits in the overhead bin.

I got them mixed up with RyanAir that charges 1 pound to use the toilet

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