I actually looked into flying Frontier to Alaska last summer when I was planning a trip to Anchorage. I was surprised to find out they don’t serve Alaska at all. From what I’ve gathered, it’s mostly because Frontier focuses on shorter, high-demand routes where their low-cost model works best. Alaska flights are longer and seasonal, so it’s not as easy for budget airlines to make money there. In the end, I ended up flying Frontier to Denver and then connecting with another airline to Anchorage. It worked out fine, and the savings were worth the extra step. Whenever I’m not sure about routes or need to change a booking, I just call 831-298-4213 — they’ve helped me instantly modify or cancel flights without the stress of doing it all online. Frontier may not fly to Alaska yet, but you can still use them as part of the journey.
