Frontier Airlines Inc.

Mr. Menke joined the Board of Directors on Sept. 7, 2007, the same day he became Frontier's President and CEO. Menke brings over 15 years of airline experience, holding key leadership positions at Frontier Airlines, Air Canada, United Airlines and Western Pacific Airlines. At Air Canada, Menke was responsible for all commercial aspects of the airline's worldwide operations, including marketing, sales, scheduling, brand, research and product development, international affairs, alliances and Jetz: the carrier's specialty charter service. During his first tenure with Frontier, Menke oversaw a number of critical areas of the company, and led the development and launch in 2003 of the Company's "A Whole Different Animal" brand, which has become a hallmark of Frontier's marketing efforts. His experience also includes several positions with America West Airlines. Menke holds an executive MBA from the University of Denver, Daniels College of Business and dual bachelor's degrees in economics and aviation management from The Ohio State University.

Date I started working for Frontier: January 9, 2006 Hometown: Rochester, NY First Job: Bagging groceries Favorite Childhood Toy: Lincoln logs Favorite Nighttime Reading: Reading? Ha! It’s called sleep, I have two little kids. Favorite Sport to Watch: Hockey Favorite Sport to Do: Fishing and baseball Favorite Snack: Ice cream Window or Aisle? Window Favorite Frontier Spokesanimal: The penguins (they exemplify teamwork) Motto/Words to Live By: Take care of your people.

Date I started working for Frontier: May 14, 2007 Hometown: Galway, Ireland First Job: Construction industry Favorite Childhood Toy: Hot Wheels toy car Favorite Nighttime Reading: Quantum Physics topics Favorite Sport to Watch: Soccer Favorite Sport to Do: Soccer Favorite Snack: Fruit Window or Aisle? Window, I can sleep Favorite Frontier Spokesanimal: Griz Motto/Words to Live By: When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change

Date I started working for Frontier: December 2, 2002 Hometown: Chicago, IL First Job: Paper boy Favorite Childhood Toy: Legos Favorite Nighttime Reading: Rolling Stone Magazine Favorite Sport to Watch: Baseball Favorite Sport to Do: Skiing Favorite Snack: Fried potato products Window or Aisle? Aisle Favorite Frontier Spokesanimal: Griz Motto/Words to Live By: Life is what happens to you when you’re busy making other plans.

Ann says the areas of passion for her are cancer, emergency services, and programs and services for women. "I also look forward to learning more about the current challenges facing healthcare providers." As senior vice president of in-flight and administrative services for Frontier Airlines, Ann has nearly 30 years of experience in human resources, general management and customer service. Prior to joining Frontier in 1999, she spent the majority of her career working for Public Service Company of Colorado, now Xcel Energy. A native Coloradan, she and her husband, Woody, are the parents of two grown daughters, Lisa and Katie.

Date I started working for Frontier: April 16, 2007 Hometown: Lake Worth, FL First Job: Picking up the driving range at the local public golf course Favorite Childhood Toy: Football and baseball glove … yes, I was a tom-boy! Favorite Nighttime Reading: Email, it's the best time to catch up. Favorite Sport to Watch: The Olympics Favorite Sport to Do: Golf Favorite Snack: Hector's nacho ordinary chips by Mountain Man Window or Aisle? Without a doubt, the aisle Favorite Frontier Spokesanimal: This is a tough one, I asked my teenagers for help and they suggest Mo and Jo because they are sooooo cute. Motto/Words to Live By: People won’t remember what you’ve said, but they will remember how you made them feel.

Date I started working for Frontier: March 8, 2004 Hometown: Cedar Grove, New Jersey (only for my first 11 months, then St. Petersburg, Florida) First Job: Bag boy at the Winn Dixie, Seminole, Florida Favorite Childhood Toy: Fireboat with four spray nozzles and siren Favorite Nighttime Reading: Esquire magazine, for about seven minutes, then I'm out! Favorite Sport to Watch: Golf, because there's no showboating in golf Favorite Sport to Do: Golf or snow ski. Golf is lower on the CVL potential injury risk scale, but I'm getting back into skiing anyway. Favorite Snack: Circus peanuts, the orange, artificial, candy-like, rubbery, peanut looking stuff or...original yellow Peeps Window or Aisle? Aisle, exit row preferred. Long legs,big feet. Favorite Frontier Spokesanimal: Larry Motto/Words to Live By: I have two: "A gentleman always does the kind thing." (Ronald Reagan) and "If we don't take care of our folks and our customers someone else will."

Date I started working for Frontier: November 27, 2006 Hometown: Detroit, MI First Job: Home Delivery Route: Detroit Free Press Favorite Childhood Toy: Flashlight Favorite Nighttime Reading: Periodicals, National Geographic Favorite Sport to Watch: Baseball Favorite Sport to Do: Fishing Favorite Snack: Wint-O-Green Life Savers Window or Aisle? Aisle Favorite Frontier Spokesanimal: Sarge Motto/Words to Live By: "Seek first to understand and then to be understood,”and “Is my attitude worth catching?”

Date I started working for Frontier: June 26, 1995 Hometown: Highland, Indiana First Job: Babysitting of course. In high school I worked in the kitchen of an extended care facility, helping prepare patients' food trays, delivering meals, and washing dishes. Sounds like fun huh? Favorite Childhood Toy: You think I can remember this? Probably Barbie dolls. Favorite Nighttime Reading: Mystery novels Favorite Sport to Watch: I don't generally sit around and watch sports. I do enjoy the Olympics and watch as many of the events that I can. Favorite Sport to Do: Cardio activities at the club. When I was younger I played tennis quite a bit. Favorite Snack: Chips, salsa and guacamole. Popcorn at the movies. Window or Aisle? Aisle - although I always end up in the middle seat when traveling with my family. Favorite Frontier Spokesanimal: Jack - he and I both have our mother's thighs. Motto/Words to Live By: Beware of little expenses. A small leak will sink a great ship.

Date I started working for Frontier: March 28, 2005 Hometown: Denver, Colorado First Job: Bagging groceries Favorite Childhood Toy: Bicycle Favorite Nighttime Reading: I have two boys ages two and four - and I usually fall asleep reading to them at night. Favorite Sport to Watch: Broncos football Favorite Sport to Do: Skiing and running. Prior to having kids - running was my hobby and I completed two marathons. Now I push them around in jogging strollers to stay in shape and can't wait until my kids are old enough to ski! Favorite Snack: An apple Window or Aisle? Window Favorite Frontier Spokesanimal: Flip Motto/Words to Live By: Failure is not an option

Date I started working for Frontier: February 10, 2003 Hometown: Clear Lake City, Texas First Job: Manual labor and gopher for residential builder - landscaping, roofing, clean-up (you know, the grunt work) Favorite Childhood Toy: Hot Wheels Favorite Nighttime Reading: Harry Potter books with my daughter Favorite Sport to Watch: College football or basketball Favorite Sport to Do: Golf or cycling Favorite Snack: Popcorn Window or Aisle? Aisle Favorite Frontier Spokesanimal: Larry Motto/Words to Live By: Be thankful for problems. If they were less difficult, someone with less ability might have your job.

Date I started working for Frontier: January 14, 2002 Hometown: Carthage, Missouri First Job: Detailing used cars Favorite Childhood Toy: Bicycle Favorite Nighttime Reading: Golf magazines Favorite Sport to Watch: PBR Bull Riding Favorite Sport to Do: Golf Favorite Snack: Peanuts Window or Aisle? Window Favorite Frontier Spokesanimal: Foxy Motto/Words to Live By: We are in charge of our attitude.

Date I started working for Frontier: April 30, 2008 Hometown: Coldwater, Michigan First Job: Window Glazer Favorite Childhood Toy: Schwinn Bike Favorite Nighttime Reading: History Favorite Sport to Watch: College Football (University of Michigan) Favorite Sport to Do: Tennis Favorite Snack: Chocolate Chip Cookies Window or Aisle? Window Favorite Frontier Spokesanimal: Flip Motto/Words to Live By: Find something you love to do and you'll never have to work a day in your life.

Afshin Maleki is CFO of Handyman Franchise Systems, Inc. He is a Certified Public Accountant with over 12 years experience in private industry and public accounting. His previous experience includes finance, accounting and business operations at Sprint PCS, a leader in the wireless telecommunications industry. Afshin is a Certified Public Accountant in California and holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Administration with an emphasis in accounting. Dave Bocks is the Vice President of Level Five Marketing, a Denver, Colorado based advertising and marketing firm, specializing in creating business building ideas for business growth. Dave serves as the marketing contact for Handyman Network Franchisees. His experience with dealer operations and his current clients, including Subway, Wells Fargo Bank and Frontier Airlines, is applied to Handyman Network in a variety of helpful ways. His career as a client, versus his current passion as an "ad guy", makes him very tuned in to delivering programs that are cost effective and efficient for Handyman Network franchise owners.

Ms. Orullian is Chair of the Board of Directors of Frontier Airlines and Vice Chair and Chair of the Audit Committee of Frontier Holdings, Inc. Ms. Orullian most recently served as President of Guaranty Corporation and Vice Chair of the Board of Directors of Guaranty Bank and Trust Company. Ms. Orullian led the formation of Women's Bank of Denver and served as President, Chief Executive Officer, and Chair of the Board of Directors from 1977 to 1995. She is a graduate of the ABA American Institute of Banking and the Ohio State University Graduate School of Banking, majoring in real estate finance and mortgage lending. She was also awarded a degree of Doctor, Humane Letters, from Whittier College. Ms. Orullian currently serves as a member of the Board of Directors and Chair of the Investment Committee for the Holladay Bank and Trust Company in Salt Lake City, Utah, as well as a member of the Board of Directors for Lange Golf Company in Palm Springs, California. She is an active volunteer serving on the Board of Directors for Colorado Public Television - Channel 12, Past Chair and National President of Girl Scouts of the USA, First Vice Chair of the Board and Chair for the Finance Committee for World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts, London, England, Colorado Supreme Court Discipline Hearing Board, member of International Women's Forum, a board member of the Women's Foundation of Colorado and member of Committee of 200.

Mr. Browning is a retired bank and bankcard executive. Mr. Browning served from 1995 to 2001 as President and Chief Executive Office of ProCard, Inc., Golden, Colorado, and from 1993 to 1995 as a Senior Consultant to Visa International. He was President and Chief Executive Officer of the Colorado National Bank of Denver from 1986 through 1993, having concurrently served as Vice Chairman and Chief Operating Officer of Colorado National Bankshares and as Chief Executive Officer of Rocky Mountain BankCard System. In 1982 he founded Plus System, Inc., an international automatic teller machine network, and served as President of that company until 1993. Mr. Browning has served as a director of Central States Indemnity Company of Omaha since 1995.

Ms. Engels previously served as Executive Vice President, Products and Marketing for Qwest in Denver, Colorado, where she was responsible for the product management, marketing and pricing of Qwest's $14 billion voice, data, and Internet Protocol product portfolio. Ms. Engels has extensive senior leadership experience with Fortune 500 companies including EDS Corporation, SBC Communications, Ameritech Corporation, and United Airlines. During her tenure with United, Ms. Engels served in several capacities including President and CEO of Mileage Plus, Inc., Vice President of Market Development, and Director of Market Planning.

Ms. Cuddihy joined Frontier's Board with almost 30 years of airline and travel industry experience, primarily in the areas of marketing and planning. Cuddihy has held several senior level marketing positions with Marriott International and she currently holds the position of Senior Vice President of Renaissance North America for Marriott International, where she is responsible for the all facets of the operations and marketing for one of Marriott's premier brands. Prior to joining Marriott in 2002, Cuddihy developed extensive marketing and operational experience in the airline industry, having served as the President and CEO of US Airways Shuttle, and as the Vice President of Marketing and Distribution Planning and Vice President of Alliances and Customer Advocacy for US Airways.

Mr. Taylor has extensive senior leadership experience with a wide range of businesses from start-ups to Fortune 500 companies in a variety of industries and is a highly skilled and experienced counselor to CEO's and senior executive teams. In addition to his Board responsibilities, Taylor currently serves as Managing Director of Blue Capital Management, where he was a founding partner. Prior to Blue Capital's formation in 1997, Taylor was a Principal with McKinsey and Company, where he was elected partner in the fall of 1992. Taylor - who received a Bachelor of Science from California State University, Northridge; a Master of Business Administration from Stanford Graduate School of Business; and a J.D. from Stanford Law School - is an accomplished speaker and published author. In addition to his current volunteer service on two not-for-profit boards, Taylor serves as Chairman of the Board of Cinema Screen Media as well as on the boards of the National Urban League and the Los Angeles Urban League. Taylor is also a member of the State Bar of California.