Rove Miles has opened a new transfer corridor to Frontier Airlines, offering a 25% bonus on miles moved to the ultra-low-cost carrier through July 31. This partnership reflects a broader strategy by Rove to expand redemption flexibility for members, though Frontier miles have historically attracted skepticism from frequent flyers.
The appeal here hinges on elite status. Frontier's fee-heavy model charges separately for seats, baggage, and beverages, but higher tier members gain meaningful perks. With Frontier Elite Plus or Elite status, you unlock checked bag allowances, seat selection, and other benefits that typically drain Frontier miles redemptions. At the base level, Frontier miles deliver weak value. But paired with status elevation, they become genuinely useful for budget-conscious travelers covering short and medium-haul routes across Frontier's growing network, which includes Colorado, Las Vegas, and the Caribbean.
The 1:1 transfer rate with a 25% bonus means that 1,000 Rove Miles converts to 1,250 Frontier miles. For members sitting on Rove balances with few redemption options, this provides an outlet. Rove has quietly built credibility by consistently adding transfer partners. Beyond airlines, the platform excels with loyalty-eligible hotel bookings through its portal, where members earn additional points on stays at Marriott, IHG, Hilton, and other major chains.
Frontier operates from major hubs including Denver, Las Vegas, and Orlando. The airline has expanded significantly in recent years and offers competitive fares on routes where Southwest Airlines and traditional carriers dominate. Recent additions like transatlantic service to London and Iceland broaden redemption geography beyond domestic leisure flying.
For Rove Miles holders, this partnership opens a practical redemption channel. The timing matters. The July 31 deadline creates urgency, but