US airline offers 'all you can fly' pass that costs less than $600 for the year

US airline Frontier has launched an ‘all you can fly’ pass that gives travelers unlimited flights for under $600 a year.

Called the GoWild! Annual Pass, the program runs from May 1, 2025, through April 30, 2026.

The unlimited travel pass is designed for flexibility, allowing domestic bookings just one day in advance, and 10 days ahead for international routes.

For under $600, it’s a bold offering in the budget travel space.

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About the GoWild! Annual Pass

The GoWild! Annual Pass grants access to Frontier’s entire flight network, including destinations across the US, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Central America.

All flights under the pass cost just $0.01 in base fare, though passengers are responsible for government fees, airport charges, and add-ons like seat selection and baggage.

The unlimited travel pass is exclusively for FRONTIER Miles members and is subject to blackout dates, which are mostly around major holidays.

While it doesn’t guarantee last-minute availability, it’s ideal for travelers who can be flexible.

In addition to the $599 annual pass, Frontier also offers a seasonal Summer Pass for $399, valid through September 30, 2025.

The $599 price for the annual pass is marketed as a limited time offer, and the pass will automatically renew at $699 per year.

It doesn’t really get cheaper than this, unless you happen to be a baby that is given a lifetime travel ticket as a gift for being born mid-flight.

Frontier emphasizes that the pass is offered in limited quantities and can sell out due to high demand.

While the fare structure is basic, it allows considerable savings for frequent flyers or digital nomads.

A small list of carriers still offer unlimited travel passes

Frontier Airlines, headquartered in Denver, Colorado, is one of the most prominent ultra-low-cost carriers in the US, operating more than 120 destinations with an all-Airbus fleet.

With the GoWild! pass, the airline is part of a very small list of carriers still experimenting with subscription-based travel.

While annual flight passes are a reasonably common marketing strategy, getting your hands on a ‘all you can fly’ pass for life is really the holy grail.

Just ask this man who bought an unlimited flight pass in 1990, and managed to rack up 24 million miles over three decades.

Critics note the environmental concerns of encouraging more air travel, but fans of the model argue that private jets are a bigger concern for the environment.

Of course, aircraft manufacturers are also innovating, and next-generation airplanes may be almost as environmentally friendly as EVs in the future.

In any case, if you happen to be an adventurous traveler, who doesn’t mind packing light and planning flexibly, Frontier’s ‘all you can fly’ pass might just be the best travel deal of the year.

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