Frontier Airlines Sued For $100 Million Over Hidden Fees

In addition, I do not see how airlines like Breeze and Frontier are allowed to do business without a phone number

This is long overdue and it's the same shit the telecom industry used to do with cell and cable providers. Now they don't do it anymore.

Full rate disclosure up front is never a bad thing.

Whether or not she wins, I'm glad she's suing. These *are* deceptive practices, and we've all seen other airlines use similar ones. It's not particularly relevant that it's possible through enough reading of fine print to figure out the actual fee structure, the intent behind the maze is to confuse and deceive. The lawsuit shines a light on these practices everywhere and thus puts pressure to correct them.

Before manufacturers initiated the m.a.p. policy (manufacturer advertised price) dealers would simply deduct freight and prep fees from advertised price. Some customers would travel hours to the dealership only to have the dealer add it back to the invoice at time of sale. Hence the question was created, "What is your out the door price"@!

Airlines that crash are more reliable then Frontier.

What are you honestly expecting when you fly on one of these ultra-low-cost carriers?

good they deserved for being a rip of airlines

Oops… and they are using the A320Neo…