Transportation
Frontier Air Pulls 2025 Guidance as Volatility Upends Industry
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The parent of Frontier Airlines withdrew its financial guidance for 2025 as fallout from President Donald Trump’s trade war saps demand for plane travel.
The carrier now expects a loss in the first quarter after a weak March brought in less revenue than expected, according to a regulatory filing Thursday from Frontier Group Holdings Inc. The company said it was unable to reaffirm its full-year outlook due to the “uncertain environment.”