Hector Airport expansion

[GCWaters]

Frontier generally has more fights in a day between their cities. There may have only been 1 or 2 per day from SEA to MSP and there were some days they didn't fly that segment. You do lose code sharing in Frontier which is still limiting. We fly Southwest a fair amount and they don't have code sharing, but there are several flights each day with multiple connection options.

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I’m sorry, I meant Allegiant…brain fart!

[scottietohottie]

I’m sorry, I meant Allegiant…brain fart!

I can smell it. What did you eat?

[IndyBison]

I’m sorry, I meant Allegiant…brain fart!

Yes, another great example. They are great options if they fly, but you are taking a risk not getting to your destination. They fly a lot more than they don't so it's not necessarily a huge risk, but it's a risk you have to consider. Unfortunately when you get burned as bad as we did the first time you try it, first impressions matter. I'd rather pay a little more to know I'll have options if something happens.

[TAILG8R]

We flew Frontier two years ago to Orlando because of the price and it's direct from Fargo. With a then 4 almost 5 year old direct flights are preferred. We got screwed coming back and stayed in Orlando for 3 more nights so we could fly Delta home. We swore we would never fly Frontier again. Until a few weeks ago when we were able to book direct flights from Fargo to Orlando with checked bags, front row seats there and back for under $200 per person. The price and convenience (as long as they fly) is hard to beat. Years ago we ended up losing a day of vacation because our Allegiant flight didn't leave Fargo until the day after it was scheduled because of mechanical reasons.

Sometimes the savings is worth the risk.