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Originally Posted by San Diego-Honolulu
At least Allegiant won’t suck you out of the airplane at 32,500ft. (See Southwest)
With all seriousness, Frontier, Southwest, Spirit, and Frontier are more similar to low-cost European airlines (such as Ryanair, Easyjet and Wizzair) when it comes to culture, fees, and service, and all that stuff. American flyers just aren’t used to that so they bash and criticize something they’re not familiar about. Southwest is the Walmart of the airline industry while Frontier, Spirit, and Allegiant are the dollar stores of the industry.
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Southwest is more of a Target, while the rest being Walmart.
Wizzair is actually owned by Indigo Partners, just like Frontier. They did have to reintroduce free carry-on in Europe recently, as even Ryanair includes that in the ticket price.
As a European, I understand what I get with Frontier. What frustrates me is what I get from full service airlines in the US. Economy with Lufthansa means drinks and a sandwich, and ALCOHOL, included. The service offered by United, Delta, and American is far inferior.