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Written by Denver Post
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 Unlike MaxJet, ATA and Aloha, Frontier is still flying. We at MrFiveStar are pulling for you. We love Frontier. We go out of our way to fly Frontier because of the service and friendly people, all the way from the reservation department to the flight attendants. Come on Colorado, think first of Frontier on your next trip even if it costs a little more, support the Colorado economy. Support our hometown airline.
Frontier Airlines was cleared by the bankrupty court Friday to continue operations as it reorganizes under bankruptcy protection. The Denver-based airline is continuing to operate while reorganizing, a process expected to take nine to 18 months. Frontier blamed the action on an "unexpected attempt by its principal credit-card processor to substantially increase a 'holdback' of customer receipts, which threatened to severely impact the airline's liquidity." Frontier's credit-card processor is First Data Corp., a Greenwood Village-based company. "Frontier is committed to delivering exceptional customer service, and we intend to continue delivering on that promise with normal operations throughout our reorganization process," Read more from the Denver Post, click here. Most recent Denver Post article.
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