Airline's new Nassau route
Frontier Airlines has announced a new non-stop service from Orlando to Nassau, Bahamas, starting in November. The airline will operate twice-weekly flights on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
The new route is a result of growing demand for travel to the Bahamas, according to a statement from the airline. "We're excited to introduce this new service to our customers," said Barry Biffle, Frontier's executive vice president of sales. "Nassau is a beautiful destination that offers a unique blend of culture, history and natural beauty."
"We're excited to introduce this new service to our customers. Nassau is a beautiful destination that offers a unique blend of culture, history and natural beauty."
The airline's new route will be operated by Airbus A320 aircraft, which offer comfortable seating and amenities such as free live TV and Wi-Fi. Passengers can book their tickets now on Frontier's website or through their mobile app.
The new route is part of Frontier's ongoing effort to expand its network and provide more travel options to its customers. The airline has been growing rapidly in recent years and has added several new routes to its network.
Author's note: This new route is a great addition to Frontier's network, offering customers more travel options and a unique cultural experience. With its comfortable seating and amenities, passengers are sure to have a great flight experience.
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