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What Happens if I Miss the Connection on Frontier on a Self-Transfer (Separate PNRs)?

Hi everyone, I have a trip coming up with Frontier Airlines booked through Kiwi as a self-transfer:

Outbound: one transfer (1h layover)
Return: one transfer (3h layover)

All flights are Frontier, but they are on separate reservations (different PNRs), and I don't have disruption protection. I am only bringing a personal item.

What happens if my first flight is delayed and I miss the second? How likely is that with Frontier? I am wondering what actually happens in practice.

If you have been in this situation:

  • Were you able to get rebooked by Frontier anyway?
  • Did they offer any same-day standby or reduced fare options?
  • Or did you have to buy a completely new same-day ticket at full price?

Thanks in advance! Just trying to gauge how risky this is and what my backup plan should be.

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