Frontier Adds 6 New Routes From Atlanta, Including International Destinations

Frontier Airlines is closing out 2025 in a big way, with several new destinations added to its route map. The airline is adding 6 new routes from its hub in Atlanta (ATL), including several popular international destinations.

“There’s a lot to be excited about as the new year approaches — from our expanding network to rolling out our First Class experience — and we’re thrilled to offer travelers even more affordable flight options from Atlanta as we continue to grow,” said Josh Flyr, Frontier’s vice president of network and operations design.

Let’s take a look at Frontier’s new routes.

New Frontier Routes

Frontier Airlines will roll out 6 new routes from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) this month, just in time for the holiday travel season.

The new routes include 1 domestic and 5 international destinations, including weekly service to St. Martin (SXM) and Nassau (NAS), Bahamas. Those flights started on December 6 and December 13, respectively.

Here’s the list of Frontier’s other additions from Atlanta:

All told, with the addition of these new routes, Frontier will serve 61 destinations nonstop from Atlanta.

The additions will strengthen the airline’s presence in key international markets, including Mexico and the Caribbean, and offer cheaper alternatives to mainline carriers such as Delta Air Lines.

Booking Frontier’s New Flights From ATL

Tickets for the new routes are now on sale. They launched with some pretty solid deals, including this one-way flight to Nassau starting at just $69.

If you’re considering booking any of these new routes, make sure to use a card that rewards you for travel purchases. If you fly Frontier often, you may also consider adding the Frontier Airlines World Mastercard^® to your wallet, as it earns bonus miles on Frontier flights and on daily spending.

Final Thoughts

Frontier Airlines is starting 6 new routes from Atlanta, including 5 exciting international destinations. These latest additions give ATL-based travelers more options for low-cost flights to Mexico and the Caribbean, which will be welcome news for cost-conscious flyers.