GREEN BAY, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) – To meet the demand, more flights to Orlando, Florida have been added to the schedule at Green Bay’s Austin Straubel International Airport.
Frontier Airlines has expanded its nonstop service to Orlando International Airport to three days a week in February and March.
“Travel has started to pick up in recent months and we know people are looking to see when they might be able to get out of the cold for a while,” said airport director Marty Piette. “There’s been a strong demand for Frontier’s GRB flights, so that’s why they’re expanding their schedule. The nonstop Orlando flights provide the perfect opportunity to quickly and easily get away at an affordable cost. Plus, the airlines, airports, hotels and attractions are all taking great care to make everyone’s travel experience safe and enjoyable.”
The airport is also bringing back its winter coat check service where passengers can drop off their coats in the terminal to avoid bringing them with to warmer climates.
“We offered it last year and it was well received,” Piette said. “With winter travel picking up, we decided to bring it back. You can check your coat no matter which airline you’re flying/ It makes it a whole lot easier when you don’t have to carry those heavy winter coats on board.”
The cost is $2 per day with a maximum charge of $10 and can be dropped off at the Air Host Grill on the main floor of the terminal.
