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Frontier Airlines Announces $29 Nonstop Flights from Pensacola to Orlando
July 30, 2021
Low-fare carrier Frontier Airlines announced this week expanded service at Pensacola International Airport that now includes a nonstop flight to Orlando
This new route, scheduled to begin on November 1, 2021, will operate three times a week on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
“This added service from Frontier Airlines is exciting to see and further amplifies the growth we are seeing at our airport while improving upon our intra-Florida marketplace,” said Airport Director Matt Coughlin.
To celebrate the new service, Frontier is offering introductory fares starting at $29. Tickets must be purchased before Aug. 2, 2021 to receive the introductory rates. Frontier Airlines also offers nonstop flights to Denver and Chicago from Pensacola.
“Pensacola International Airport continues to thrive, despite the challenges faced by the travel industry globally since 2020,” Mayor Grover Robinson said. “I am excited to offer even more nonstop flights to Pensacola residents and visitors through Frontier Airlines, and I look forward to seeing continued growth and success at Pensacola International Airport.”
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9 Responses to “Frontier Airlines Announces $29 Nonstop Flights from Pensacola to Orlando”
I would rather drive from the panhandle to Orlando. Yes there are tolls on the Florida Turnpike mainline, but still cheaper than airline tickets plus fees, taxes and TSA (LOL).
The prices aren’t good for all of November. We’re going to WDW, Universal Studios, and Sea World from 18-28 Nov. prices vary from $365-$746, depending on what days we fly. Waaaay too much!!! I can fly on Spirit Airlines for $126 R/T during that same time frame.
I will say that the introductory prices are good from the beginning of November until the middle of November.
Beware of frontier airlines expensive baggage and carry on fees.
U can’t drive from here to Orlando for $29. But there may be a catch. Usually is! Like $29 to get there and $95 for the flight back. Or something like that. It would surprise me if there was NOT a fine print..
So, a family of four would need to spend 400 bucks on plane tickets, rent a vehicle for the duration of the stay, plus deal with the atrocities whose initials are TSA? All that to avoid an 8 hour road trip that costs about the same as a single plane ticket or less and save a few hours?
Sorry, but I see absolutely ZERO reason to fly to Orlando.
Maybe it is just me, but a few hours saved is not worth the headaches and possibilities of lost luggage or delayed flights.
Ignore my question. Departing is $29 and returning flight is $65 so round trip is $94. Still not bad price.
I just went online to book a $29 flight and all I see are $94 flights. How do you get the $29 flight?
Love flying out of Pensacola Airport. Staff very helpfully, i need chair help to gate .And they were pleasantt and kind. They went out of there way.
Mama always said, “If you go someplace, make sure you can get back home”.
$29.00 PNS Regional to Orlando is a GREAT Deal.
How much will it cost to Get Back to PNS..???
Maybe I’m wrong – think I was when in 3rd grade – but this sounds like the flights are coming in, picking up passengers at PNS and flying to Orlando….and that this is Not a Round-Trip type of flight.
Great way to get down state though….Beats driving and Much Cheaper than taking the trick down what with our nationwide gasoline increases.