This Budget Airline Just Added a NEW All-You-Can-Fly Pass!

Flying can be wildly expensive (I was just looking at flights this week and felt my face drain of all color), so any chance you have to save some money, you’ll want to take advantage of it.

Frontier Plane at the Orlando Airport

If you’ve got lots of travel planned for this fall and winter and have a flexible schedule, there’s a new deal with this budget airline that you CANNOT miss! For just $299, you can fly all you want for SEVEN months with Frontier Airlines.

Frontier Airlines has a few different seasonal passes that are available at different times of the year, and now there’s a NEW deal available for the fall and winter pass, valid for flying between September 1st and February 28th.

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Perks of this pass include:

Unlimited number of flights
Access to the airline’s domestic and international destinations
Confirmed bookings the day before flight departure for domestic travel, and as early as 10 days before flight departure for international flights
Book select flights early and search GoWild! when available (Note: a GoWild! Early Booking charge may apply)
Earn Miles on all GoWild! eligible purchases and get FREE bags and seats with your Elite status

Frontier Airlines

The Fall & Winter deal is only one of the flight offers available. There are also three other current offerings available. The Monthly Pass is available for $0 plus a $99 Enrollment Fee and is valid for 30 days after purchase (will renew for $149 after 30 days), the Summer Pass was available from May 1st-September 30th, 2025 for $399, and the Annual Pass is valid through April 30th, 2026 and will cost you $599 a year (will renew at $699 a year).

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For each flight, you’ll pay $0.01 in airfare plus applicable taxes, fees, and charges at the time of booking, but can add on bags, seats, and other ancillary products if you’re willing to purchase them for an additional charge. Now, this deal is really only best when you have a flexible travel schedule and can book flights the day before you leave for domestic travel, so if you’re someone who needs to plan more in advance, it may not be the right fit.