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Hartsfield v. Frontier Airlines, Inc. et al
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June 18, 2024
Frontier Airlines Passholder Suit To Be Arbitrated
Frontier Airlines Inc. has successfully pushed out of court a proposed class action claiming its "All You Can Fly" passes are "relatively unusable," after a Colorado federal judge ruled that there is nothing "substantively unfair" about the arbitration clause to which the would-be passengers agreed.
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January 10, 2024
Frontier Airlines Says Pass Holders Must Arbitrate Claims
Frontier Airlines Inc. urged a Colorado federal judge Tuesday to toss a potential class action alleging that its "All You Can Fly" passes are "inoperable," saying in a motion that the customers agreed to arbitrate any claims when they signed up for the pass and that flight availability was never guaranteed.