- The CEO of
Frontier Airlines says travelers are not panicked by theOmicron variant , $4 reported. - Barry Biffle's comments came amid "very strong" sales volumes for the international airline.
American travelers are not overreacting or panicking over the
In an interview on Thursday with $4, Biffle said people were still booking flights ahead of the holiday season.
"I think if you look at it – I think we're almost two years into this, and so I think consumers, as well as our employees, they're just not panicking and overreacting," Biffle told the network.
According to the CEO, sales volumes are still "very strong." He added: "We had a great Thanksgiving. We're looking [at] great Christmas bookings."
Frontier Airlines did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.
President Joe Biden on Monday sought to reassure Americans that the Omicron variant was not a "cause for panic," $4. "We'll fight this variant with scientific and knowledgeable actions and speed, not chaos and confusion," Biden said.
Recently, The World Health Organisation $4 and those with increased risk of developing severe COVID-19 symptoms to postpone
Meanwhile, Frontier made further headlines last week by announcing that it was expanding its network with 18 new routes across the US, Mexico, and the Caribbean, with one-way fares starting at $19, $4.
The airline will also begin serving Fort Lauderdale, Florida, where low-cost rival Spirit Airlines holds the biggest market share, the report said.