By John LaConte and Scott Miller, Vail Daily Eagle Resident Missy Kraft had never flown out of the Eagle County Regional Airport before Monday. But she had her bag packed and was ready to fly Frontier Airlines to Denver. Related Articles Airlines | Frontier to roll out first-class seating, a big change for the no-frills airline Airlines | Spirit Airlines files for bankruptcy as financial losses pile up and debt payments loom Airlines | Pilots for Denver-based Frontier Airlines vote to strike if necessary Airlines | DIA opens 14 “ground-boarding” gates Airlines | Frontier Airlines will soon offer nonstop flights to a popular Colorado ski area through the summer Kraft was ready to catch the 40-ish-minute flight to Denver so she could catch another Frontier flight to Arizona, where her daughter is ready to give birth to twins. “It’s kind of a last-minute flight,” Kraft said. “It’s amazing,” she said of the flight. “It’s saved me a whole day. I was able to work earlier. I didn’t have to drive to Denver.” While Kraft was waiting for the outbound flight on the Frontier Airbus A320, the inbound flight had 62 passengers, most of whom connected from other destinations and then caught a flight to Eagle County. Those inbound passengers were greeted with cookies, cupcakes and various little gifts, ranging from sunglasses to beer koozies. Read more at Vail Daily. Get more business news by signing up for our Economy Now newsletter.