Frontier Airlines Sales Surge in Wake of Delta Variant

Delta Airlines looking to sue W.h.o. after marketing plot works against them

Known primarily as the airline for bargain-hunters, back-pack travelers, frugal Freds, penny-pinchers, Kaia Lunde, and hipsters, Frontier Airlines has seen a surge in sales reminiscent of Dogecoin a la March 2021. The reason? The new delta variant of Covid-19.

Delta Airlines, a company which actually ensures suitable travel comforts like a working seatbelt and room for your body on the chair … as well as a place for your luggage … has apparently suffered tremendously in the wake of an unfortunate marketing ploy, wherein the W.H.O.., the Russians, and of course, Donald Trump (most likely), apparently named the latest variant of Covid-19 “delta,” in an effort to take down the airline giant. Would be costumers are apparently taking their money elsewhere, even to Frontier, as trust in Delta irrationally wanes.

“This a prime example of authoritarian government at work,” said Rachel Wolinsky, head of the CDC, as she whipped her triple-mask back into place between bites of caviar at the French Laundry in downtown San Francisco. It’s unclear what she has to do with the story, but it seemed appropriate at the time to request a comment.

The delta variant has hurt sales for Delta Airlines, but it’s helped Frontier, who is looking to capitalize on the increase in profits. The board of directors, which consists of Dave Barry, a turtle, and a few other people from a Perkins in Dilworth, Minnesota, are discussing the possibility of providing additional comforts to patrons of their planes. “We’ve been thinking about adding a boarding time to tickets, just to ensure flyers know when to get on the plane, when we will be taking off, landing, that sort of thing,” said Dexter McGavin, the CEO of Frontier. “But we don’t want to get ahead of ourselves,” he said behind a layer of a strange, thick smoke, chuckling from a Zoom call in the basement of a college fraternity house in Portland, Oregon.

Representatives of “the Russians” did not respond to an email for this story, but Anthony Fauci did.

“Look, I’m not saying we should all mask up when we are on Delta airlines, but, if you ARE vaccinated, the science says that 99% of the time, masks SHOULD be worn by dogs, cats, and little children.”

When pressed to clarify if this meant inanimate objects such as rocks, bouquets of flowers, or even other masks should be masked, Fauci simply said, “Look, we need to get back to masking because it is going to save lives.”

After putting his own mask on mid-quote, he continued, “I am not saying or doing this or saying this for show: Frontier Airlines is a good airline company. They are safe. I would perhaps, possibly, think twice about flying Frontier, but I want people to know that if you ARE vaccinated…if you are VACCINATED….you can fly Frontier, but make sure you are wearing a mask, and your pets are, too.”

Frontier allows pets on board, as long as they pay a boarding fee of 75$ or 85% of the owner’s ticket, whichever is higher.

Inspired by the benefits of name recognition, Donald Trump recently filed for a new airline business, which he intends to call Amazon Prime Flights. “It will be the greatest airline in the world. Very fast. Very cheap. Very safe. No accidents. Always what you want. Come fly. Greatest ever.”

He denied any collusion on the naming of the Delta variant, and reportedly farted loudly after a longer than normal pause when asked if he would run for President in 2024.

Another person with no ties to the story whatsoever, but, whose opinion is cherished and respected by a select group of people, AOC, said she has actually never flown Frontier, an admission that shocked ones to tens of people. A verbose Instagram post of a duck-faced Cortez encouraged followers to tear down the oppression of bullying airlines. “Frontier should be providing FREE flights to all college students. This is a systemic problem. Frontier conditions ARE systemic suppression,” she yelled incoherently.

When asked to comment, Joe Biden simply said, “I can’t believe the Denny’s early-bird breakfast raised the prices again! C’mon man…” he growled before tripping on his new corgi-retriever mix, Putin.

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My name is Ryan Sederquist.  I am a man of many passions and dreams, and this website is the outlet for many of them. I am currently teaching 5th grade remotely in the Adams12 school district in Colorado. I have been an elementary music teacher in Alamosa, Colorado, as well as a 7-12 band director at Lake County High School in Leadville, Colorado. I am also in the final, final stages of acquiring my M.S. in Exercise Science from Adams State University. In 2018-2019, we spent a year in Presque Isle, Maine as I coached the UMPI Nordic ski team. I currently live in Leadville, Colorado with my wife Christie, a special education teacher, and our border collie-German shepherd mix, Ajee. Even though it is not my full-time job, ever since I was a child, I had the desire to do one of three things professionally - pro sports, writing about pro sports, or being a radio talk show host. This website is where I pretend to do the latter two, and when I'm out pretending to do the former, I listen to podcasts, think about topics, and pursue my wild dream of someday, at some event, in either running, biking, or skiing, wearing a team USA uniform. This website contains articles, podcasts, pictures, and journal entries that have to do with my passion and involvement in endurance sports. Our flagship project is the Seder Skier Podcast, which talks mostly about nordic skiing and attempts to interview influential individuals in the ski world. I also rant about the Big 4 sports, with a lean towards Minnesota teams (Vikings, Twins, Twolves, and MN Distance Running). I sometimes try to write Sports Illustrated like 'feature' articles about athletes as well. In addition to a focus on sports, you will find the occasional article or show that discusses the intersection of theology and society ...which is ...obviously everywhere. We place these in our Skieologians podcast. The heading at the top of my homepage reads, "Search for Truth. Play with purpose. Strive for success." It is the underlying theme for my coaching philosophy, which can be downloaded from this site. Basically, I'm always looking to search for the truth in my pursuit of knowledge, whether that is knowledge regarding the best methods for waxing skis, training a quarter miler, or defending my Christian apologetic. Searching implies a dedicated pursuit for knowledge, and that is what I'm about and what this site is about, even if it is simply for providing viewers with an accurate description of a product. Play with purpose has to do with living out our passions because they are fun. I ski because its fun. I play music and teach young kids because there is joy in it. This blog is about celebrating the joy and fun that inherently exists in the pursuit of excellence and in the activities themselves. Finally, strive for success is built on the principle that true success is the realization that we gave 100% effort to become the best that we could possible be. It requires 100% in preparation, competition, reflection, mental effort, etc. If something is worth doing, I believe it is worth doing with that level of effort. Someday, I hope to race the Visma Classics - the entire season, wear a Team USA singlet, and have a job that involves writing or talking about sports or theology all day. If you know of any body I can reach out to to help me accomplish these goals, please email me at sederquistrd@grizzlies.adams.edu

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