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Referring to the airline’s recent codeshare amendment with Mesa Air Group, Vice President, Marketing and Planning Sean Menke said, “Our May schedule offers additional capacity to some of our most popular markets, just in time for the busy summer season, and our codeshare amendment with Mesa Air Group gives us more control over scheduling, pricing and seat inventory.” Menke continued, “Coupled with the airline’s new simplified pricing structure, which reduced fares by as much as 77 percent and capped walk-up fares systemwide, passengers will find that flying Frontier is easier, more affordable and, ultimately, more enjoyable than ever before.”

The amended codeshare agreement with Mesa, effective March 1, 2003, changes the airlines’ relationship to a “revenue guarantee” compensation method from a prorate-based method (or revenue share). Under the new agreement, Mesa Air Group will continue operating four Bombardier CRJ-200 jet aircraft as Frontier JetExpress.

Following are detailed changes, comparing Frontier’s April 2003 schedule to the May 4, 2003 schedule.

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