Frontier

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Frontier serves approximately 120 destinations in the United States, Caribbean, Mexico, and Central America.

2016

The pilots of Frontier Airlines proudly joined the ranks of ALPA in 2016.

2,180

Frontier Airlines employs a team of 2,180 professional pilots.

Denver

The airline is headquartered in Denver, Colo.

Frontier pilots at an informational picket in front of Frontier Airlines headquarters in Denver, Colo.
The Frontier pilots' mobile strike center will be touring the country to gather support for a new pilot contract.

Frontier Airlines at a Glance

Frontier Airlines Pilots Mobilize for a New Contract

With a six-year-old contract that became amendable at the beginning of 2024 and Frontier Airlines pilots in negotiations for more than 18 months, contract talks have stalled with management dragging its heels at every opportunity. No sections have been tentatively agreed to since November 2023.

Despite the pilot group providing a comprehensive economic proposal over a year ago that would have brought the Frontier pilots' contract in line with those of their peers, management has yet to offer a comprehensive response, with its piecemeal proposals thus far coming in as cost-neutral, if not concessionary, asks.

"As we move toward the close of our second year of negotiations, it's unacceptable that our company continues to lowball our pilots," said Capt. Michael Maynard, the pilot group's Master Executive Council (MEC) chair. "From what we've seen at the table, it appears that management has no authority to bargain and no interest in reaching a deal that would benefit both the pilots and the company."

Frontier Pilots Ready to Strike

In November, the pilot group brought this frustration to the doorstep of Frontier Airlines. Following a 99 percent approval to strike, if necessary, more than 200 pilots stood in front of Frontier Airlines headquarters demanding that management come to the table with a deal that recognizes the pilots' contributions to the airline's success. The group has also launched a nationwide tour of its mobile strike bus to foster public awareness of management's refusal to bring Frontier pilots into parity with their counterparts at other airlines.

"Management seems to think that Frontier pilots can be lulled into accepting a substandard contract," Maynard remarked. "This isn't, nor will it ever be, the case. Our pilot group is committed to achieving the contract we've earned."

Nearly all our pilots are prepared to take action if it comes to that. This strong show of unity underscores our commitment to achieving a fair contract that meets the needs of our pilots.

Frontier Airlines MEC

Frontier Pilots: Connect with Your MEC

Your MEC is your first connection to the pilot community. Visit your MEC website to meet your pilot group leaders, access vital resources, read the latest communications, and volunteer.