Frontier Airlines bringing its headquarters back to Denver again

Frontier Airlines recently disclosed that it is taking effective steps to bring back its headquarters to Denver again. The decision has come in the wake of airline’s senior management reshuffle recently.

Frontier Airlines is a subsidiary of Republic Airways Holdings. The airline was acquired by Republic Airways Holdings in 2009 after filing bankruptcy and its subsequent purchase.

After the acquisition of Frontier Airlines, hundreds of jobs were shifted from its erstwhile headquarters Denver to Milwaukee and Republic Airways’ home base of Indianapolis.

Republic Airways Holdings, the parent company of the airline, has now effected a major reshuffle in the senior management and has appointed David Siegel as new CEO, President and interim Chief Operating Officer of Frontier Airlines.

Bryan Bedford, CEO of Republic Airways Holdings, said that Siegel’s selection as Frontier Airlines chief executive is appropriate and that Siegel will take effective steps to put the airline back on independent footing. This first step therefore being taken in this regard is bringing Frontier Airlines back to its headquarters at Denver again.

Siegel has also said that he will try his best to see Frontier Airlines growing again and earn huge revenues.