GOING HOME: How Students Can Fly For Free During The Coronavirus Pandemic

Author Beasley Media Group Digital

March 14th, 2020 6:28 PM

Students can now fly free on Frontier Airlines to nearly 100 destinations, making student travel easier and more affordable than ever. One student can fly free for every round-trip Discount Den Fare purchased on qualifying flights and dates.

In addition to the Students Fly Free** offer, students with a .edu email address who sign up for a new Discount Den membership and book a flight will receive a flight voucher for future use, valued at $59.99*, which is equivalent to the cost of an annual Discount Den membership.

Simply select a flight on a date that is included in Students Fly Free**, sign up for the Discount Den travel club, and utilize the promo code FLYFREE on the airline’s website FlyFrontier.com, the only channel where this offer is available. Information on routes and dates available under the Students Fly Free** promotion can be found at StudentsFlyFree.com.

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