Budget airline operators Frontier Group Holdings Inc. ULCC and Avelo are reportedly among a group of airlines seeking a $2.5 billion relief package from President Donald Trump in exchange for convertible equity stakes in the companies.

ST. LOUIS — Frontier Airlines unveiled its 2026 GoWild! Summer Pass, offering customers unlimited travel starting at $199. Under the pass, passengers can book domestic flights as late as the day before departure and international flights up to 10 days in advance.

Two major airlines plan to reduce the number of flights departing from Houston airports this May compared with last year. A recent Houston Business Journal analysis of data from Cirium, an aviation analytics company,

A group of ultra-low-cost carriers are in discussions with the Trump administration about receiving $2.5 billion in aid from the government.

With airfare rising amid higher jet fuel costs, this budget airline is offering a cheaper solution for the summer traveling season. Frontier Airlines is offering a $199

Spirit Airlines—valued at $2.9 billion and entertaining multiple merger offers four years ago—is said to be in advanced talks to be rescued by the U.S. government for a fraction of its former worth.

Frontier Airlines Inc. must pay the US Transportation and Security Administration $5.4 million in security fees related to one-way trips customers canceled between 2016 and 2018, the US Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit said.

In a decision with implications for the aviation industry, a federal appeals court ruled that Frontier Airlines cannot pocket millions of dollars in security fees collected from passengers who never actually flew.