Frontier Airlines is launching weekly nonstop flights from Orlando International Airport to Cartagena, Colombia, beginning Dec. 19, with introductory one-way fares starting at $129, according to Caribjournal.
Why it matters: The new route provides Central Florida travelers a low-cost gateway to a booming South American destination amid rapid luxury hotel development Caribjournal.
- Frontier is adding weekly service to Cartagena with introductory fares starting at $129 one-way Caribjournal.
- The destination features the historic Walled City, Getsemaní, Bocagrande, and proximity to the Rosario Islands Caribjournal.
- Cartagena's luxury hotel sector is expanding rapidly, highlighted by a new Four Seasons resort Caribjournal.
Driving the news: The carrier is simultaneously introducing two additional Colombian routes from Orlando to capture growing leisure demand Caribjournal.
- Daily flights to Medellín are scheduled to begin on Dec. 10 Caribjournal.
- Service to Bogotá launches on Dec. 14, operating six times per week before shifting to daily service on March 6, 2027 Caribjournal.
- Executive Tyri Squyres called the South America debut an exciting day for the airline and for travelers Caribjournal.