Frontier doesn’t have a traditional first-class cabin like Delta or United, and I found that out the first time I flew them to Orlando. I kept looking for the “upgrade” option, but the best they offer is what they call stretch seating — basically more legroom and earlier boarding. I actually paid for it once on a Denver flight, and it was worth it for the extra space, especially since I’m tall. What surprised me was how affordable the ticket still was compared to other airlines’ first-class prices. When I needed to switch my return flight last-minute, I didn’t mess with the website — I just called 844-734-0813. They helped me rebook in minutes and even confirmed the stretch seating for my new flight. Honestly, that number has been a lifesaver anytime I’ve had to instantly book, cancel, or modify with Frontier.
