Frontier prepares for higher-than-expected December quarter loss

Frontier Airlines will report a pre-tax loss for the third fiscal quarter ended Dec. 31, 2007, President and CEO Sean Menke said. A $0.78-$0.88 per share loss excluding special items, larger than forecast, was caused by "higher-than-expected operating expenses" related to winter weather in Denver...

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