Frontier Airlines will expand Omaha service

DENVER

Frontier Airlines said Thursday it will expand service in Omaha with new flights to Southern California beginning early next year and will resume seasonal nonstop service to Florida in January.

The airline said it would offer $89 one-way fares to the four cities involved, although the number of seats at that price is limited.

Frontier said it will add flights to San Diego beginning Jan. 16 and to Los Angeles International Airport on Feb. 14.

It also plans to resume seasonal nonstop service from Omaha to Orlando, Fla., on Jan. 15 and to St. Petersburg, Fla., on Jan. 16.

Frontier will use Embraer 190 regional jets on the routes. Frontier is a unit of Republic Airways Holdings Inc.