Frontier slips into red on one-time charges, falling unit revenue
A series of one-time charges plus the "sharp decline in traffic and passenger revenue" that President and CEO Jeff Potter said has plagued "much of the industry" during the spring contributed to a $3.5 million first fiscal quarter loss for Frontier Airlines, which posted a $4 million profit in the...
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