Amadeus announced that it has entered into a multi-year agreement with Frontier Airlines, a subsidiary of Republic Airways Holdings, providing Amadeus’ global subscribers with the airline’s full range of content and the most accurate availability.

Under the agreement, Frontier will continue to benefit from Amadeus’ unmatched global distribution network of over 90,000 travel agency subscribers as they expand their reach to more customers flying to markets served by the airline. Frontier flies to more than 80 destinations in the U.S., Mexico and Costa Rica, operating 500 daily departures and arrivals from three hubs at Denver International Airport, Milwaukee’s General Mitchell International Airport and Kansas City International Airport.

Additionally, the new content agreement ensures that Frontier will provide Amadeus subscribers with access and booking capabilities to the airline’s complete range of publicly available inventory and fares, including desirable ancillary services such as the carrier’s popular STRETCH seating choices, offering extra legroom.

“With Frontier’s marketplace momentum and growing footprint, we want to maximize brand exposure and demonstrate to as many travelers as possible that we are, indeed, a whole different animal when it comes to flying,” said Daniel M. Shurz, Vice President of Strategy, Planning and Distribution for Frontier Airlines. “This agreement with Amadeus directly supports our growth strategy, establishing a solid foundation for ongoing partnership and industry innovation.”

“Amadeus strives to ensure that our airline customers continue to grow their global reach and business opportunities, while our subscribers have access to the most comprehensive airline content available with the absolute best technology to deliver and sell it,” said Dwayne Ingram, Executive Vice President for Amadeus’ Americas Airline Group. “Agreements like this one show how Amadeus is working hand-in-hand with airlines to enable their long-term market strategies through a richer shopping experience that benefits agents and travelers alike.”