Frontier's Expansion
Continues With its First
Flight to Costa Rica
At 6:35am this morning,
Frontier Airlines landed
its new service from
Denver International
Airport (DEN) hub to San
José (SJO). The non-stop
flights - Denver's only
non-stop service to
Costa Rica - utilizes
Frontier's new fleet of
Airbus A319 aircraft
with above-average
legroom, DIRECTV(R)
service and pay-per-view
movies in every seat
back.
The airline will operate
the flight four times
per week until Jan.
5,2008, when Frontier
will grow the service to
include a fifth flight
on Saturdays.
The new service will
also allow convenient
connecting service from
several Frontier cities
across the West via
Denver International
Airport, recently named
best airport in North
America by Business
Traveler. Costa Rica is
Frontier's fourth
country served and its
10th non-U.S.
destination.
"Travelers' response to
Frontier's international
service has been
tremendous, and we're
thrilled to launch
non-stop flights between
Denver and Costa Rica,
our third country served
from the United States,"
said John Happ, senior
vice president of
marketing and planning
for Frontier Airlines.
"Beginning today,
passengers have a
convenient, comfortable
way to enjoy Costa
Rica's culture, visit
the country's amazing
beaches, resorts and
rain forests, and
experience some of the
best outdoor tourism
opportunities in the
world. The morning
arrival allows for a
full day in Costa Rica
and offers travelers the
best of onward travel
options as they begin
their journey in this
exciting destination". |
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