Frontier Airlines Holdings has reached a codeshare agreement with Midwest Airlines, which will allow customers of both airlines to travel to more destinations while enjoying a seamless ticketing and customer service experience.
The agreement, which is scheduled to begin by late summer, will allow Frontier to sell tickets under a Frontier code and expand its network to additional destinations currently served by Midwest. Similarly, Midwest customers will see an expanded network by connecting on Frontier and Lynx Aviation flights. Both airlines' customers will also be able to participate in each other's respective frequent flyer programmes.
"This partnership allows us to broaden our network and provide even more destinations to our loyal customers," said Frontier vice-president for strategy and planning Daniel Shurz. "We also look forward to showcasing our airlines to many new customers who may be flying Frontier and Lynx for the first time by connecting from Midwest. We believe the synergy between our two airlines will serve the traveling public well."
"Under the codeshare, customers of both airlines will benefit from a wider choice of travel destinations and additional flight options and connection possibilities," explained Gregory Aretakis, vice-president of planning and revenue management for Midwest. "They will also have the convenience of booking their entire flight on a single ticket."
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