Antigua and Barbuda is celebrating the return of direct service from Orlando with low-fare carrier Frontier Airlines. Starting November 4, 2023 Frontier will have weekly nonstop flights between Orlando International Airport (MCO) and V.C. Bird International Airport (ANU) in Antigua and Barbuda. The service marks the only nonstop flight option between the two destinations and strengthens Antigua and Barbuda’s position in the Florida market.
Antigua and Barbuda’s Minister of Tourism, Civil Aviation, Transportation and Investment, Charles Fernandez, called the return of the Frontier Airlines’ service, “incredible news for Antigua and Barbuda, as we look at another record-breaking year in visitor numbers. This new weekly service will help us welcome even more stayover visitors.”
CEO of the Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority Colin C. James said: “The return of Frontier is a culmination of the Tourism Authority’s aggressive efforts to return our airlift to pre-pandemic levels. Frontier has been an excellent partner and are known for their very competitive fares. This will no doubt improve the attractiveness of Antigua and Barbuda to those passengers who tend to save on the airfare, while upgrading on their hotel product”.
Frontier’s seasonal service from Orlando began in Winter 2021 and has been a success for Antigua and Barbuda by offering service in a market with high demand.
Weekly service will operate from November 4, 2023 through March 30, 2024. Tickets are available to purchase now on FlyFrontier.com. Frequency and times are subject to change, so visitors should check the website for the most updated schedule.
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