Ultra-Low-Cost Airline Returns to Boise with New Nonstops

Trying to fly direct out of Boise? It isn't so easy--unless you're going to say Seattle or Salt Lake City. If you need to fly to the East Coast, things get difficult, often requiring a layover in Minneapolis, Atlanta, or Salt Lake City.

Florida? Good Luck.

For the next three months, however, it seems that Boise residents have had an easier path of travel to Orlando, with a new and unexpected Alaska nonstop flight.

That was a major upgrade for the Boise Airport.

Now, an airline that not long ago pulled out of the Boise Airport has said they're coming back--and they're going to offer DIRECT service.

Frontier Airlines, known as a low-cost carrier, will offer direct service to Denver, Colorado from Boise THREE times a week starting in May, for the low (starting) cost of just $29 one-way.

Josh Flyr, spokesperson for Frontier Airlines said:

Our continued network growth is a win for consumers as we offer more nonstop destinations, both domestically and internationally, at our signature ultra-low fares

While currently, there is a direct to Denver via United Airlines--the price point is not nearly as cheap.

Still interested in Orlando?

From amusement parks to theme parks, conferences and conventions, Orlando has it all and this seasonal option may become a fan favorite. The flight will depart from Boise to Orlando two to three times a week for the next three months.

Take a closer look at some other direct & nonstop flights that depart from the Boise Airport!