“We recognize the concerns raised that we are profiting from safety and this was never our intent,” Biffle wrote. Many have taken steps to spread passengers out onboard, but Frontier stood out for offering guaranteed social distancing as a paid-for upgrade. But in his letter, Biffle said Frontier was starting to see its planes fill up again. AD“Social distancing becomes more problematic as flights fill up and, therefore, we chose to require face masks for everyone,” Biffle wrote. ADGarcía said he was glad to learn Frontier was giving up on the plan.

Source: Washington Post May 07, 2020 02:15 UTC