Frontier to fly out of Trenton airport (live, price)

[avg12]

I feel Frontier should be paying me for advertising this

Frontier Airlines Newsroom: Fly Frontier Nonstop Between Trenton and Orlando Beginning Nov. 16

The flight schedule is limited at just 2x weekly. Will this route do well, and be profitable? The benefit would be easier access than ACY, and free parking. However, the limited schedule and unknown airport experience might be risky for seasoned travellers.

[kidphilly]

Originally Posted by avg12

I feel Frontier should be paying me for advertising this

Frontier Airlines Newsroom: Fly Frontier Nonstop Between Trenton and Orlando Beginning Nov. 16

The flight schedule is limited at just 2x. Will this route do well, and be profitable? The benefit would be easier access than ACY, and free parking. However, the limited schedule and unknown airport experience might be risky for seasoned travellers.

Do they still have the Boston flights, really liked them when I was working in Newtown Bucks county

And the Airbus 319s are larger that what the RJs that typically used the airport in the past, wonder if this a sign of more to come

[avg12]

Edited: 2x as in 2x weekly, not 2x daily.

[avg12]

Originally Posted by kidphilly

Do they still have the Boston flights, really liked them when I was working in Newtown Bucks county

And the Airbus 319s are larger that what the RJs that typically used the airport in the past, wonder if this a sign of more to come

There is another carrier called Streamline Air. http://iflystreamline.com/ It flies to a small Boston area airport like TTN. It doesn't fly to BOS.

[rscalzo]

It doesn't fly to BOS.

Hanscom is fairly close to Boston and is a large former Air Force base with long runways. Transportation is nearby and is a better choice for travel to western parts of the area.Plus you would miss the Boston traffic.

Will this route do well, and be profitable?

Some are, some aren't. A lot of factors such as the cost of fuel can affect it.

[Freshflakes757]

Originally Posted by kidphilly

Do they still have the Boston flights, really liked them when I was working in Newtown Bucks county

And the Airbus 319s are larger that what the RJs that typically used the airport in the past, wonder if this a sign of more to come

Considering United completely price controls EWR to the maximum, this is a good bet for people who live 20-30 minutes from TTN. TTN has never seen an A319 ever before, so it's a huge upgrade. Remember Eastwind Airlines? They did some routings out of TTN to GSO, BOS, MCO back in the mid-1990s. I hope it does well for them.

Again, should be nice for some who don't want to pay $500 round trip on a UA 757 on EWR to MCO -- lie flat seats in F class or not, it's too expensive to fly to Orlando.