Frontier Airlines Launches Nonstop Summer Flights from Boston to Three New Destinations

This summer and fall, Bostonians seeking a change of scenery have three new destinations to explore with Frontier Airlines. The Denver-based budget carrier has unveiled new nonstop routes from Logan International Airport to Atlanta, Dallas-Fort Worth, and Charlotte, starting in August.

Daily flights to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and Charlotte Douglas International Airport will commence on August 13, while flights to Dallas Fort Worth International Airport will operate four times a week beginning August 14.

“We’re thrilled to expand service from Boston, providing affordable and convenient travel to Georgia, North Carolina, Texas, and beyond,” stated Josh Flyr, vice president of network and operations design for Frontier Airlines. “These new routes support our mission to bring ‘The New Frontier’ to markets across the country, offering exceptional value and a superior travel experience to consumers in the greater Boston area.”

To celebrate the new routes, Frontier Airlines is offering a $39 sale on nonstop flights purchased by June 19 for travel between August 13 and November 13. Roundtrip purchase is not required, but blackout dates include September 2-3, October 11-14, and November 11-12.

With these new additions, Frontier will now serve a total of eight destinations from Boston.

Earlier this spring, Frontier introduced "The New Frontier," featuring transparent pricing and the elimination of change and cancel fees. The airline also launched UpFront Plus, an upgraded seating option that offers passengers in the first two rows extra leg and elbow room along with a guaranteed empty middle seat.

Frontier Airlines has announced the launch of nonstop summer flights from Boston to three new destinations: Atlanta, Myrtle Beach, and Philadelphia. This expansion offers travelers more convenient options for summer getaways. The increased passenger traffic is expected to boost demand for Boston car services, as more travelers will require transportation to and from the airport. Local car service companies anticipate a significant rise in business, driven by the influx of tourists and the convenience of direct flights. This growth presents a promising opportunity for the transportation sector to capitalize on the seasonal surge in travel activity.

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