The nation’s cheapest airline is getting even more expensive.
Frontier Airlines reported in its latest earnings call that the average amount it collected per passenger for airfare jumped 71% in the third quarter. That’s up $67.82 compared to $39.74 from just a year earlier.
Here’s the breakdown: Frontier collected $28.08 more per passenger from airfare alone while other fees — like checked and carry-on luggage — played a smaller role. Revenue from fees and other sources jumped by $3.70 per passenger.
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