Frontier reported FY 2025 total operating revenues of USD 3.72bn (down 1%) and total operating expenses of USD 3.87bn (up 4%), with a pre-tax loss of USD 134m and a net loss of USD 137m (diluted EPS: USD -0.60). FY 2025 RASM was 9.37¢ (down 1%) and CASM was 9.74¢ (up 5%); fuel expense was USD 929m (down 11%), while non-fuel unit costs (CASM excluding fuel) rose to 7.41¢ (up 10%). FY 2025 liquidity was USD 874m as of Dec. 31, 2025, including USD 654m of unrestricted cash and USD 220m available under its revolving credit facility. Updates included financing actions during 2025, including issuance of USD 105m of 2025-1 enhanced equipment trust certificates, an amended revolving loan facility with USD 220m of commitments, and USD 441m of cash proceeds from sale-leaseback transactions. Frontier also cited a revised preliminary federal excise tax assessment of USD 133m related to certain optional ancillary products and services (with reserves established where loss is considered probable and estimable, and the assessment being contested), and product changes to its loyalty program such as free seat upgrades for Elite Gold members and above (including First Class Seating planned for 2026), priority boarding for loyalty members, and the ability to redeem miles for bundles.

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