Can you bring a stroller on a plane with Frontier Airlines when traveling with a baby?

 

Bringing a stroller on Frontier Airlines

 

Yes — you can bring a stroller when traveling with a baby on Frontier. Frontier generally allows one stroller per child free of charge and it does not count as your carry-on. You can check it at the curb, ticket counter, or usually gate-check it and retrieve it at the aircraft door or at baggage claim (for some smaller aircraft).

• One stroller per child — gate-checked free; show it at the gate to get a gate-check tag.
• Car seats — FAA-approved car seats are allowed in the cabin if you purchase a seat for the child; otherwise they can be checked or gate-checked.
• Collapsible strollers — folding them before gate-checking helps protect the stroller and speeds boarding.
• Powered strollers / lithium batteries — if the stroller has a battery, remove it and carry the battery in the cabin if allowed; if the battery is non-removable, contact Frontier ahead of time.
• Tips: label the stroller with your name, consider a protective bag for expensive strollers, and arrive a little earlier to allow time for gate-checking.