It appears as if the Denver Post is working on a Frontier story, with this tweet from their Business reporter as a tip-off:

It's the Denver Post - no surprise there.

Well the new website is pretty disfunctional: lots of error messages, calendar often doesn't work, doesn't allow me to log into my account, etc.

This too shall pass? Is passing?

When they first switched over to Sabre the results were so awful they had to close it down for a couple of weeks and go back to the old system while they sorted Sabre out.

That hasn't happened with Navitaire which seems to be getting more and more functional every day, at least for me.

But the Denver Post has already done an article about this present switch to Navitaire and I can't remember an article in the Denver Post that was particularly positive to Frontier since Southwest came to Denver all those years ago. I've joked, for years, that perhaps the DP owns share in Southwest.

Even this first reporting of the new Frontier profit, a year ago, was double edged, stressing the negative:

http://www.denverpost.com/business/c...osts-frontiers

"Customers struggle, but low-cost model boosts Frontier's fortunes"

Nothing in the DP surprises me.

This exactly, how does a company not have a website that actually works in this day and age? It is the like most frustrating experience ever and has been this way for a real long time.

http://www.denverpost.com/business/c...cing-finalized