Frontier Airlines

Frontier Airlines is an airline that went bankrupt in the 1980s.

During the 1990s, Frontier Airlines was revived, using Boeing 737 jets. Just like the original Frontier, it flies out of Denver, Colorado. Unlike the old airline, it is out of Denver International Airport, and not Stapleton Airport. The airline has extensive routing through the western United States. The planes used in the airline's re-incarnation are noted for colorful depictions of wildlife on the vertical rear fins of aircraft. In addition to its service across the Western United States, it offers many intra-state flights in Colorado.

The current Frontier has routes extending from coast to coast, with connections through Denver.

Fleet

• Boeing 737

Livery

Basically, an all white fuselage with charcoal black large billboard-style "Frontier" titles on the sides of the aircraft.