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			<title>Discount Den on sale for $60 until May 15</title>
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			<pubDate>Mon, 11 May 2026 23:23:36 GMT</pubDate>
			<description>This would break even for me in 6 bookings: 
 
 
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*Join Discount Den by May 15th and skip the $50 enrollment fee. Get a full year of exclusive savings for just $59.99.* 
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I got DD for free on a promo of book a trip and...</description>
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</div>I got DD for free on a promo of book a trip and get DD free. I have only seen that the one time. Reduced price DD deals do seem to repeat a few times per year. I need to decide whether to renew DD at full price or wait for the next discount deal. I suppose I will just renew if Frontier's schedule is usable and their operation does not disappoint me too badly.</div>

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			<title>Has Frontier basically doubled their cheapest fares?</title>
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			<pubDate>Sat, 09 May 2026 15:31:40 GMT</pubDate>
			<description><![CDATA[With a failing business model, new CEO and sky-high war-related fuel costs, I'm not surprised that Frontier has seemingly eliminated all their crazy $19 and $29 fares. $29 seems to have been replaced by $79. Is anyone seeing any fares that resemble...]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div>With a failing business model, new CEO and sky-high war-related fuel costs, I'm not surprised that Frontier has seemingly eliminated all their crazy $19 and $29 fares. $29 seems to have been replaced by $79. Is anyone seeing any fares that resemble the old discounts?<br />
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My sense is the majors have also jacked up their fares to cover their much higher fuel costs. I think one of the analysts said fares were up about 20%, but from what I've seen, some of the cheaper buckets are up more like 40%.<br />
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So Frontier will still be cheaper than the majors -- but not materially so if you need a regular carry-on. And, I presume, Frontier transports a lot of very price sensitive customers, some of whom will undoubtedly see these fares and cut back on their discretionary travel. Heck, I'll be cutting down of my discretionary travel. At $29, it didn't take much of a reason for me to get on a Frontier plane.<br />
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I guess we'll have to wait for their next quarterly earnings report to see how well this strategy performs. I'd be concerned that their emphasis on larger planes -- they cram 240 pax on their 321 neos -- means that they'll be competing against themselves to fill these aircraft. Maybe this will help those who buy the summer Go Wild pass.<br />
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			<title>Apparent suicide by aircraft at DEN</title>
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			<pubDate>Sat, 09 May 2026 12:18:17 GMT</pubDate>
			<description><![CDATA[It's hard to imagine someone deciding to walk into an airplane engine during takeoff. There's a sad story behind it that we will never know.  
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div>It's hard to imagine someone deciding to walk into an airplane engine during takeoff. There's a sad story behind it that we will never know. <br />
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			<title>Buy a roundtrip, get 5000 miles</title>
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			<pubDate>Sat, 09 May 2026 03:14:15 GMT</pubDate>
			<description><![CDATA[This seems like an excellent promo to sign up for if you're going to fly Frontier in the next several months. You basically fly a roundtrip, and they give you 5000 points. That's often enough for a free one-way ticket. You can do it 4 times through...]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div>This seems like an excellent promo to sign up for if you're going to fly Frontier in the next several months. You basically fly a roundtrip, and they give you 5000 points. That's often enough for a free one-way ticket. You can do it 4 times through August.<br />
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<a href="https://www.flyfrontier.com/earn-up-to-20k-miles/?mobile=true" target="_blank">https://www.flyfrontier.com/earn-up-...s/?mobile=true</a><br />
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I'm wondering if the trip has to be BOOKED as a roundtrip. I never do that, as it's easier to make changes with separate reservations. I don't think there's any way to know except trial and error. I guess it would be wise to book roundtrips for awhile.<br />
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			<title>2500 Frontier miles for feedback on the beta website</title>
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			<pubDate>Thu, 30 Apr 2026 19:53:57 GMT</pubDate>
			<description>There is a link from the regular Frontier website if you think the beta website is fake. 
 
www2.flyfrontier.com (http://www2.flyfrontier.com) 
 
At the new beta website, there is a link to a survey for 2500 miles to give feedback on the new...</description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div>There is a link from the regular Frontier website if you think the beta website is fake.<br />
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<a href="http://www2.flyfrontier.com" target="_blank">www2.flyfrontier.com</a><br />
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At the new beta website, there is a link to a survey for 2500 miles to give feedback on the new website.<br />
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2500 miles is sufficient for a short flight during a sale or to purchase a bundle.</div>

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			<title>Frontier Go Wild Pass Tracker: What I Learned After Real Use With Routes Availability</title>
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			<pubDate>Mon, 27 Apr 2026 06:42:21 GMT</pubDate>
			<description>When I first started using the Frontier GoWild! Pass, I honestly expected it to behave like a normal flight booking system. 
 
But the first few times I searched for Frontier Go Wild Pass flights, I kept getting results that made no sense: 
 
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div>When I first started using the Frontier GoWild! Pass, I honestly expected it to behave like a normal flight booking system.<br />
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But the first few times I searched for Frontier Go Wild Pass flights, I kept getting results that made no sense:<br />
<ul><li>sometimes nothing showed up</li>
<li>sometimes routes appeared randomly</li>
<li>sometimes availability changed within hours</li>
</ul>At that point, it felt inconsistent.<br />
<h2>The confusion mostly comes from how people search</h2>When I used narrow inputs, like a single airport or fixed date, I often saw what looked like no flights situations.<br />
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But once I widened my search behavior, I started noticing structure in what I thought was random.<br />
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That's also when I started using a broader way to compare options instead of checking one route at a time. Something like <a href="https://gopassflights.com" target="_blank">GoPassFlights.com</a> helped me visualize multiple possibilities together instead of guessing manually.<br />
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That made frontier go wild pass availability patterns much easier to understand in real usage.<br />
<h2>What actually changes the results</h2>From my experience, a few things matter a lot:<br />
<ul><li>routes are not fixed; they shift based on timing</li>
<li>hubs behave differently depending on demand</li>
<li>flight routes only appear under certain search conditions</li>
<li>what looks like missing flights is often filtered visibility, not absence</li>
</ul>Even the go wild pass blackout days started making more sense once I stopped checking isolated dates and started looking at broader patterns over time.<br />
<h2>How I started understanding it properly</h2>I started thinking of it like a system where availability is constantly changing.<br />
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That’s when the idea of a frontier go wild pass tracker mindset helped me, not tracking flights directly, but tracking how results behave under different searches.<br />
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I use <a href="https://gopassflights.com" target="_blank">GoPassFlights.com</a> occasionally to compare results across routes when manual searching becomes harder to interpret.<br />
<h2>Final takeaway</h2>The biggest misunderstanding is assuming the system is static.<br />
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Once I understood what it actually behaves like in real use, everything became clearer.<br />
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It’s not about missing flights. It’s about how visibility changes based on search behavior.</div>

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			<title>GoWild Summer Pass $199 valid to 9/30/26</title>
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			<pubDate>Wed, 22 Apr 2026 16:38:48 GMT</pubDate>
			<description>The GoWild summer pass is $199 and valid from time of purchase to Sep 30, 2026. There is a 7-day waiting period, but you can overcome it by trying either the web or the app. One of these two booking channels enforces the 7 day limit. The other does...</description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div><h3>The GoWild summer pass is $199 and valid from time of purchase to Sep 30, 2026. There is a 7-day waiting period, but you can overcome it by trying either the web or the app. One of these two booking channels enforces the 7 day limit. The other does not. I don't remember which one lets you book and of course that loophole could disappear at any time. The purchase is nonrefundable so do some test bookings before you commit.<br />
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There are a ton of GoWild seats available for most non-blackout dates from $16-$49. Normally the GW seats are only available for today and the day after but they've opened it wide open for advance booking. The early booking fee is not refundable when you cancel if it's not part of the waiver below.<br />
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GoWild Summer Pass Pre-Sale Promotion</h3>This promotion applies to any GoWild bookings made from April 22, 2026 through May 8, 2026 at 11:59 PM MT for travel within the continental United States from April 22, 2026 through September 8, 2026. No blackout dates (early booking fees shown below may apply). A limited number of GoWild seats will be available on every Frontier-operated domestic flight during the promotional booking window. See full GoWild Summer Pass Terms and Conditions.<br />
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GoWild Early Booking Fee pricing varies by travel date:<br />
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For Travel 4/22/2026 through 6/10/2026: &#8239;&#8239;<br />
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The GoWild Summer pass is on sale for $199 valid from time of purchase through Sep 30, 2026.<ul><li>All non-peak dates: $0 EBF (effective fare $0.01 base + taxes/fees per segment) &#8239;&#8239;</li>
<li>Peak dates (listed below): $99 (includes taxes and fees), one-way per segment &#8239;</li>
</ul>For Travel 6/11/2026 through 9/8/2026: &#8239;&#8239;<ul><li>Tuesday and Wednesday departures: $0 EBF (effective fare $0.01 base + taxes/fees per segment)</li>
<li>Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday departures: $49 one-way per segment &#8239;&#8239;</li>
</ul>Peak dates (listed below): $99 (includes taxes and fees), one-way per segment Peak dates priced at $99 one-way (includes taxes and fees), continental US only: May 21, 22, 25; June 25, 26, 27, 28; July 2, 3, 4, 5, 6; September 3, 4, 7.<br />
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GoWild&#8239;Early Booking&#8239;Fee&#8239;is waived for any GoWild pass holder traveling through May 20, 2026; May 23-24, 2026; May 26 &#8211; June 10, 2026, and on segments&#8239;departing&#8239;on Tuesdays and Wednesdays Jun. 16, 2026 - Sep. 8, 2026.&#8239;&#8239;</div>

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			<title>Frontier lies for flight delay, rescinds hotel and meal vouchers</title>
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			<pubDate>Tue, 14 Apr 2026 07:08:34 GMT</pubDate>
			<description>On flight 3393 SLC to SFO on 4/13/2026. 
 
Initial delay due to incoming aircraft. We leave the gate. Pilot explains we have to go back to have engine checked for maintenance. They decided to deplane us then the GA starts to issue vouchers for food...</description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div>On flight 3393 SLC to SFO on 4/13/2026.<br />
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Initial delay due to incoming aircraft. We leave the gate. Pilot explains we have to go back to have engine checked for maintenance. They decided to deplane us then the GA starts to issue vouchers for food and hotel. What I didn't get was why they needed to wait until they cleared the line to issue all the hotel voucher. Well that's not what happened. After clearing 2/3 the line they decided to rule that it was due to weather. I initially wanted them to give me a print out of the reason for credit card coverage. They refer me to the email for the delay. They refuse to allow us to take photo of what's on the computer screen. I called 800 twice, front line rep claims they have no power to email anything. When I asked a supervisor he referred me to<br />
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https://frontiercswprod.powerappsportals.com/contact-us/document-submission-form/<br />
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Despite the fact this is a form to send them documentation than seek documentation. It's past 12am majority of the hoteOn Flight 3393 from SLC to SFO, the initial delay was attributed to an incoming aircraft. After boarding and leaving the gate, the pilot announced we needed to return due to an engine issue requiring maintenance. We waited a bit then deplaned, and the gate agents waited to get info from the pilot and began " issuing hotel and meal vouchers."<br />
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While gate agents initially started " issuing hotel vouchers," . They said they would work on sending e-versions after clearing the line.<br />
After approximately two-thirds of passengers had been assisted, the reason for the delay was suddenly changed to “weather.” At that point, hotel and meal vouchers were now rescinded.<br />
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While they worked on my voucher, I requested written documentation of the delay reason for credit card travel insurance purposes. I was directed to check email notifications instead, and agents declined to provide any printed confirmation or allow photos of the system screen. I also called the customer service line twice; both frontline representatives stated they were unable to send any documentation. A supervisor directed me to an online submission form (<a href="https://frontiercswprod.powerappsportals.com/contact-us/document-submission-form/" target="_blank">https://frontiercswprod.powerappspor...bmission-form/</a>), which is intended for submitting documents—not requesting them.<br />
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I Ultimately, I did not receive a hotel voucher and was only provided two $15 meal vouchers in the form of reimbursement requiring me to input my own CC.<br />
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I also spent additional time contacting my credit card provider (Chase) to confirm coverage, which depends on obtaining official documentation from the airline stating the delay was weather-related.<br />
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I doubt DOT will do anything to hold them accountable for their lies and the GA were powerless to help and told all to complain to corporate.<br />
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