Bobby Schroeter

“RASM came in at 11.52 cents, 28% higher year over year. The vast majority of the increase is a reflection of more disciplined revenue management alongside an improved overall supply-demand backdrop, which is further enhanced by CES exit from overlapping markets.”

“First quarter adjusted revenue was a record for any quarter in Frontier's history, driven by both yield and load factor strength. Total adjusted revenue per passenger increased 10% year over year to approximately $128, supported by a nearly four-point improvement and flow and load factor to approximately 78%.”

“So some of the things that, you know, we're seeing, of course, there's a good supply-demand backdrop that exists. Capacity has been moderated a bit.”

“We're pleased to have achieved an increase of over 40% year-over-year in the second quarter and our co-brand loyalty revenue per passenger, driven by greater cart acquisition and spending.”