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Frontier Airlines

Tracing money from parent CWA to the CWA-AFA sector to the visible Frontier MEC and local layers.

Quick Read

Filing Map

Frontier has to be read in layers. Parent CWA is the upstream dues layer. The CWA-AFA sector LM-2 is the clearest public source for visible Frontier affiliate funding. The standalone Frontier MEC LM-2 adds an unusually strong carrier-level signal compared with many other carriers.

Standalone MEC and LEC Filing Lookback

Visible CWA-AFA Sector Funding

The strongest current public Frontier signal is the combination of the FY2024 standalone MEC filing and the multiple named Frontier local lines already visible on the funding hub.

What the Visible Direct Local Share Means

This metric measures the percentage of visible Frontier-specific CWA-AFA sector funding that went directly to named Frontier local bodies rather than to the Frontier MEC.

Formula for FY2025: direct named Frontier local funding ÷ total visible Frontier-specific CWA-AFA sector funding.

Treat this as a floor, not a complete service measure. It captures only the direct Frontier-specific sector funding lines that are publicly visible on the reviewed filing trail.

Most Recent Verified MEC Filing Signal

The verified FY ending 05/31/2024 Frontier MEC LM-2 reports 2,680 members and 37 agency-fee payers. That makes Frontier one of the stronger CWA-AFA comparators at the carrier-filing layer.

Local Representation Visibility

Frontier’s local structure is clearly visible on the elections site, which lists councils including Frontier Council 71 DEN, Council 79 LAS, Council 81 ATL, Council 84 MIA, Council 85 TTN/SJU, Council 86 ORD, and Council 87 MCO.

For a deeper explanation of how CWA-AFA negotiating committees are chosen, how staff negotiators are assigned, and where compensation appears in public reporting, see How CWA-AFA Negotiating Committees and Staff Negotiators Work .

Interpretive Caution

Frontier is already a strong comparator because the public record clearly shows a standalone MEC filing and multiple named local lines. The 2024 and 2023 local-allocation math can be tightened further, but Frontier already belongs in the clearer-throughline group.