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Frontier Group Holdings, Inc.

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What Do They Do?

Operates low-fare passenger flights for leisure travelers, families and price-sensitive business travelers across the United States and select destinations in the Americas.

How Do They Make Money?

Passengers buy tickets and optional services such as baggage and seat selection before traveling; Frontier earns fares and transportation-related fees when the flight departs. Other revenue includes income from its co-branded card program and commissions on rental-car and hotel sales.

revenue
SegmentShareRevenue
Fare
Sold outright

40%
FY2022: 42%
Service fees
Sold outright

25%
FY2022: 25%
Baggage
Sold outright

20%
FY2022: 22%
Seat selection
Sold outright
8.0%
FY2022: 7.6%
Other
3.4%
FY2022: 1.7%
Other
3.4%
FY2022: 2.4%

Who Are Their Customers?

Leisure travelers, families and price-conscious business travelers buy flights directly through Frontier’s website, app and contact centers, or through travel agents and online travel agencies.

Do Revenues Turn Into Profits?

No. It lost $137M in FY2025.

Operating income, FY2025
−4% of revenue
▼ Now a loss vs FY2024 ($58M, 2%)
Net income, FY2025
−4% of revenue
▼ Now a loss vs FY2024 ($85M, 2%)
Free cash flow, FY2025
−16% of revenue
▲ +280% (Loss) vs FY2024 (−$158M, −4%)

How Are They Changing?

Since the FY2025 annual report
Latest quarter: Q3 FY2026, the three months to Sep 30, 2026
Revenue
▲ +53%
vs $886M in Q3 FY2025
Net income
▲ +35% (Loss)
vs −$77M in Q3 FY2025
Fare share of revenue vs 37.3% in Q3 FY2025
  • Jul 29, 2026 Frontier issued third-quarter revenue guidance Frontier expects revenue earned per seat-mile flown to rise over 20 percent year over year in the third quarter.

Growing. Revenue grew 81% in 4 years, from $2.1B in FY2021 to $3.7B in FY2025, about 16% a year.

New onboard options The later report adds planned First Class seats and onboard Wi-Fi to the product plans, alongside the earlier report’s stretch seats, bundled options and all-you-can-fly pass.

Broader business-traveler appeal The earlier report describes low-fare airline service primarily for leisure travelers; the later report also says low fares attract business travelers and that Frontier has increased efforts to reach them.

Revenue over time
Fare Service fees Baggage Seat selection Other Other
$5B$2.5B$0

Who Do They Compete With?

Competes with American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, Southwest Airlines, Alaska Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines, JetBlue Airways, Allegiant Travel, Spirit Airlines, Sun Country Airlines, Avelo Airlines, and Breeze Airways

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