Frontier Airlines makeover will put first-class seats on flights

Frontier Airlines’ jets are getting a major makeover.

The Denver-based carrier with an average 30 to 40 daily flights to and from Las Vegas began taking reservations Tuesday for its new first-class seats with new cabin enhancements on its aircraft expected to be completed by March 5.

The new seating configuration will offer extra legroom throughout the first eight rows of the aircraft. First-class customers will get seats in a two-by-two configuration with up to 37 inches of pitch, while seats in rows 3 through 8 will offer extra legroom with up to 34 inches of pitch. Reservations for both seating options are available now for travel beginning on March 5, with introductory pricing starting at $90 one way for a premium bundle which includes extra-legroom seating, and $129 one way for a first bundle which includes first-class seating.

“We’re transforming what customers can expect when they fly Frontier,” said Bobby Schroeter, Frontier’s chief commercial officer. “First-class seating, more room to stretch out, in-seat power and fast, reliable Starlink Wi-Fi will bring a new level of comfort and convenience to flying with us. We’re continuing to deliver the great value our customers count on, combining more comfort and choice with Frontier’s low fares.”

To get the discounted fares, passengers must book by 9 p.m. Monday, for nonstop domestic travel on select days of the week from March 5 through April 5. Not all markets are available for all days of travel.

Frontier, familiar to travelers because it has different animals painted on the tails of its more than 170 Airbus A320 and A321 aircraft, claims Las Vegas as its third-busiest city behind Denver and Orlando, Florida.

Contact Richard N. Velotta at [email protected] or 702-477-3893. Follow @RickVelotta on X.