Frontier Airlines: Moving focus from financing to business strategy issues

Frontier Airlines stated it is now refocusing its overall business strategy, after spending the past months engaged primarily on bankruptcy-related issues, such as lining up financing, enacting cost-cutting measures and building its cash balance. [1261 words]

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This report contains the following subheadings:

• Reaches tentative long-term concession agreement with union
• Seeking to expand turboprop fleet on Lynx Aviation success
• Load factor improves in Sep-08, after three consecutive months of reductions
• To reduce mainline capacity by 17% in the six months to 31-Mar-09
• Notable unit revenue and yield improvements in Sep-08
• Sector length continues fall from Mar-08 high
• Announces partnership with ski.com

This report contains the following charts and tables:

• Frontier traffic highlights for Sep-08
• Frontier monthly passenger traffic (millions) and load factor (%): 12 months to 30-Sep-08 vs 12 months to 30-Sep-07
• Frontier capacity growth (ASK) growth: Jan-04 to Sep-08
• Frontier passenger yield (US cents): Jan-06 to Sep-08
• Frontier revenue (per ASM): Jan-06 to Aug-08
• Frontier sector length: Jan-06 to Sep-08
• Frontier Airlines (including Lynx Aviation) ski route network: Oct-08