- Frontier Airlines is offering an all-you-can-fly pass for $299—but only a limited number.
Got someone with wanderlust on their holiday wish list? Frontier Airlines is once again offering an all-you-can-fly pass for a full year—and this year, it’s offering it at a discount to early buyers.
The carrier has announced the 2025-2026 pass at a price of just $299 for the first 5,000 buyers. Those who opt for one after those are gone will pay $499, the same price as last year’s holiday promotion.
The pass will let holders fly as much as they want from May 1 2025 through April 30, 2026. Technically, they’re not free flights, as you’ll have to pay one cent, but that penny will get you to domestic or international destinations served by the carrier, including Puerto Rico, Mexico and Latin America.
Frontier also said it will give away 10 passes to people who sign up for the presale. (That sweepstakes will run through Dec. 27.)
While the flight is free, passengers will have to pay pay bag fees for their luggage. And flights are subject to availability.
Should you get one of the passes, prepare to be flexible and realize you might not get the flights you want. Tickets only become available for booking the day before flight departure for domestic travel and 10 days before flight departure for international travel—and are subject to blackout periods (including, basically, every holiday). Advance booking will carry an additional charge.
The pass will also autorenew at the end of the summer unless it’s cancelled.
While the pass might be at a bargain price, Frontier has been looking to lure wealthier lately, taking rows out of its economy section to add first-class seats. Those will be offered starting late 2025.
