?? Big News: Frontier and Spirit Airlines Eliminate Most Change and Cancellation Fees! ????

?? Big News: Frontier and Spirit Airlines Eliminate Most Change and Cancellation Fees! ????

Budget travel just got better! Two of the largest U.S. budget carriers, Frontier and Spirit Airlines, are ushering in a new era of price transparency by eliminating nearly all change and cancellation fees. Here’s what you need to know:

Frontier Airlines’ New Fare Classes:

Frontier has introduced four new fare classes: Basic, Economy, Premium, and Business. Here’s a breakdown of what each offers:

Basic: Minimal amenities, not eligible for the no-fee policy. Economy, Premium, Business: ?No Change Fees: Modify your flight for free (fare differences apply). ?No Cancellation Fees: Cancel your trip more than 24 hours after booking and receive a future trip credit with Frontier.

CEO Biffle’s Statement: “Today marks the beginning of a new era for Frontier — one with transparency in our prices, no change fees, and the lowest total price. This is ‘The New Frontier,’ and we are committed to offering more than the lowest fares — we deliver the best price for all the options you want and the customer support you need when you need it.”

Spirit Airlines’ New Policies:

Following Frontier’s lead, Spirit Airlines announced: @FlyFrontier

?No Change Fees: Modify your flight for free (fare differences apply).

?No Cancellation Fees: Cancel your trip and receive travel credits.

?Effective Date: Policies effective from May 17.

Spirit’s Statement: “We are excited to roll out a no change and no cancel fee policy for all guests effective May 17. This new policy is among the best in the industry because it applies to each and every guest. We have many other enhancements in the works and look forward to sharing more soon.” @SpiritAirlines

Context and Industry Impact: These changes come in response to the Department of Transportation (DOT) ruling in April, requiring U.S. airlines to disclose “junk fees” for services like checking a bag or changing flights. Major airlines, including American, Delta, United, JetBlue, Hawaiian, and Alaska, have filed a suit against the DOT to overturn this ruling.

Key Takeaways:

?Flexible Travel: Both airlines now offer greater flexibility for travelers to modify or cancel flights without hefty fees.

?Future Credits: Cancellation more than 24 hours after booking results in future travel credits, making it easier to plan and rebook trips.

?Competitive Edge: Frontier and Spirit’s policies aim to enhance customer experience and attract more budget-conscious travelers.

Stay tuned for more updates and enhancements from these airlines!

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