New Frontier partnership offers unlimited airfare and accommodations for $1,495 per month

09.02.2024 - 16:54 / thepointsguy.com

Frontier Airlines' all-you-can-fly GoWild! Pass has been tempting travelers with flexible travel plans for almost a year. For a $599 annual fee for new members, your GoWild! Pass grants you unlimited flights to anywhere Frontier flies.

The only catches: You can't book until the day before you plan to fly domestically (or up to 10 days for international flights), and you are responsible for 1 cent in airfare plus applicable taxes, fees and add-on charges for bags and seat assignments.

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That type of nomadic lifestyle doesn't work for everyone, but if you love flying by the seat of your pants, Frontier's newest partnership promises to make your free-wheeling travels even better.

Frontier and flexible living company Landing announced the Nomad Pass — a first-of-its-kind subscription that leverages the benefits of Frontier's GoWild! Pass and Landing's Standby membership. Landing's membership offers stays in fully furnished apartments in 375 cities across the country.

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"Thousands of GoWild! pass holders have enjoyed all-you-can-fly travel to a wide variety of Frontier's domestic and international destinations," vice president of pricing and revenue management for Frontier Airlines. "Combined with Landing's novel Standby program for quality apartment living, Nomad Pass offers a one-of-a-kind opportunity to enjoy a lifestyle filled with travel and adventure at an unbeatable price."

The new Nomad Pass costs $1,495 monthly and merges the GoWild! Pass' unlimited flights with Landing's Standby membership. With Standby, you can stay in any of Landing's nationwide network of fully furnished apartments (excluding New York and California) with no lease to sign and no minimum stay requirements.

The only stipulation is that if a standard Landing member books the apartment you are staying in, you'll have three days to move to an available apartment in Landing's network. If you decide on your own that you are ready for a change of scenery, you are only required to give Landing three days' notice before you move out.

"Nomad Pass combines two innovative product offerings across living and travel, and they couldn't be more complementary," Russ Brodmerkle, chief marketing officer at Landing, said in the release. "It's tailor-made for people embracing a flexible lifestyle and the ability to travel frequently — we're proud to partner with Frontier to deliver the ultimate adventure at an affordable price."

The past few years have seen increased flexibility in where and how we live, work and travel. Unlimited flights and the ability to live anywhere in the country for $1,495 monthly could certainly appeal to