@U2 Idk about the airline, Frontier from what I've noticed flies just as high as other airlines. They do fly regionally more often so maybe that's also a factor? I'm not sure
Generally they're flying comparatively short distances, so there's no point in climbing higher than necessary. Plus, optimization for good STOL performance generally comes at the cost of high-altitude efficiency.
@U2 Idk about the airline, Frontier from what I've noticed flies just as high as other airlines. They do fly regionally more often so maybe that's also a factor? I'm not sure
@asteroidbook345 I mean the airline
@U2 Ok so like bush planes? Frontier is an airline, a "frontier plane" isn't a thing
@asteroidbook345 nope and I'm not gonna tell you where :D
Like the airline? Do you happen to live near Denver where their main hub is?
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Generally they're flying comparatively short distances, so there's no point in climbing higher than necessary. Plus, optimization for good STOL performance generally comes at the cost of high-altitude efficiency.