The new nonstop service complements Frontier Airlines’ existing menu of nonstops from Bradley International Airport.
WIDSOR LOCKS, CONN – The Connecticut Airport Authority (CAA) announce that new, nonstop service from Bradley International Airport to Las Vegas is launching. The first flight is scheduled to depart for Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) this afternoon.
“We are thrilled to celebrate Frontier Airlines and their inaugural flight to Las Vegas,” said Kevin A. Dillon, A.A.E., Executive Director of the Connecticut Airport Authority. “Thanks to new nonstop service and Frontier’s low fares, our passengers can get to this exciting destination easily and affordably. We are grateful for Frontier’s continued investment at Bradley International Airport and look forward to our continued partnership in bringing exciting new routes and great travel deals to Connecticut.”
“Frontier is excited to continue to grow in Hartford,” said Daniel Shurz, Senior Vice President of Commercial at Frontier Airlines. “Our new nonstop service from Bradley International Airport to Las Vegas offers consumers an affordable and convenient option for visiting one of the most popular vacation destinations in America.”
The new service to Las Vegas operates daily, with the inaugural flight taking off as follows:
BDL to LAS: 5:46 PM ET (Departure) – 8:22 PM PT (Arrival).
The new nonstop service complements Frontier Airlines’ existing menu of nonstops from Bradley International Airport. In addition to Las Vegas, the airline currently offers service to Atlanta, Denver, Orlando, Raleigh-Durham and San Juan. Frontier Airlines has been operating at Bradley Airport since 2018.
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