Dan Whitmer, Rewards Programs Analyst
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Yes, you can get your Frontier Miles miles back if you cancel an award flight before departure, without paying any cancellation fees. Once your flight has been successfully canceled, miles will be immediately credited back to your account. If you don’t cancel before departure, the miles may be forfeited.
Just keep in mind that a $75 redeposit fee applies to most Basic fares, unless you're a Gold member or higher or you book an eligible award or bundle.
If you’re interested in learning more, check out WalletHub’s in-depth review of Frontier Miles.
People also ask
How much are airline miles worth?
Airline miles are worth between 0.49 cents and 1.8 cents each, on average, depending on the airline. This means 10,000 airline miles can be worth between $49 and $180 when redeemed for award flights, which is typically the most valuable redemption option.
How Much Different Airline Miles Are Worth
| Rewards Program | Average Mile Value | Value of 10,000 Miles |
| 1.52 cents | $152 |
How many miles are needed for a free flight on Frontier?
You typically need between 5,000 and 27,500 miles for a free flight on Frontier, depending on the distance, which airports you fly between, and your travel dates. For example, a one-way flight from New York to Denver may cost you 10,000 Frontier miles.
How Many Miles You Need for a Free Flight on Frontier
- Travel within U.S. & Puerto Rico: 5,000+ miles
- Travel to/from Mexico: 15,000+ miles
- Travel to/from Dominican Republic:...
Can I use my Frontier miles for someone else?
No, Frontier Airlines does not allow you to use your miles to book an award ticket for another traveler. Award flights can only be issued in the name of the Frontier Miles member whose account is used to make the booking.
However, Frontier offers a “Family Pooling” feature, allowing members to combine miles and share them with up to eight other members. To lead a pool, you must be a Frontier Miles Elite Silver member or...
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