Frontier Airlines Pulling Tulsa to Denver Flight

Thu, Apr 24, 2008

Regional airline, Frontier, has decided to remove Tulsa from its regional destination list from Denver, Colorado. Tulsa, as well as four other cities: Sioux City, Iowa; Little Rock, Arkansas; Memphis, Tennessee; and Jacksonville, Florida have all been red-lighted because Republic Air and Frontier are halting a code-sharing agreement.

The airline industry constantly fluctuates. At times you can find airline tickets for insanely cheap prices and sometimes they are so expensive you would rather ride a bicycle. However, the small regional airline Frontier seemed to always provide reasonable rates and decent in-flight service.

Between American Airlines MD-80 aircraft being downed twice for about a week each, then Skybus filing for bankruptcy, and now Frontier reorganizing from their bankruptcy; looks like flying around our region will get interesting this summer.

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Justin Shattuck - who has written 66 posts on This Tulsa.

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