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Frontier Heads to Colombia, Filling a Gap Spirit Left

Andrew Kunesh

Andrew Kunesh

· 1 min read

A Frontier Airlines plane parked at a gate.
Photo by Michael Evans / Unsplash

Frontier Airlines is heading to South America for the first time. The Denver-based budget carrier announced nonstop service to three cities in Colombia, all departing from Orlando (MCO).

All three were once flown by Spirit Airlines, which left a low-cost-carrier gap in Colombia when it shut down earlier this summer.

Orlando (MCO) – Medellin (MDE)
Dec. 10 · Daily · Airbus A320/A321
Year-round
Orlando (MCO) – Bogota (BOG)
Dec. 14 · 6x weekly at launch, daily from Mar. 6, 2027 · Airbus A320/A321
Year-round
Orlando (MCO) – Cartagena (CTG)
Dec. 19 · Weekly · Airbus A320/A321
Year-round

"We believe there is strong, unmet demand for low-cost travel between Orlando and Colombia, and we look forward to offering affordable flight options between these two magnificent destinations," Frontier VP Tyri Squyres said in a statement announcing the routes.

Andrew's Take
Andrew Kunesh

If you're planning a trip to Colombia, watch for an intro fare war here. Frontier tends to launch new routes with extremely low fares, then adjust after it sees how bookings shake out.

Source: Frontier Airlines

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