Frontier Airlines launches flight to Las Vegas from Bradley International Airport. Here are introductory fares being offered.

Ultra-low cost Frontier Airlines launched its nonstop, daily flight to Las Vegas Tuesday from Bradley International Airport paired with introductory one-way fares as low as $89.

With the addition of Las Vegas, Frontier now flies nonstop to six destinations from Connecticut’s largest airport.

Daniel Shurz, a Frontier senior vice president, said the new route “offers consumers an affordable and convenient option for visiting one of the most popular vacation destinations in America.”

JetBlue now offers nonstop service to Las Vegas from Bradley and Breeze plans to add the route in September. But neither airline offers daily service, according to the Connecticut Airport Authority, which oversees operations at Bradley.

Frontier’s flight departs at 5:46 p.m., eastern time and arrives in Las Vegas at 8:22 p.m., pacific time.

In June, Frontier Airlines Senior Manager Sales & Distribution Will Evans announced a route that will take passengers nonstop from Bradley International Airport to Las Vegas. (Douglas Hook)

To qualify for the introductory fares, tickets must be purchased by 11:59 p.m., eastern time on Aug. 15. All flight reservations are non-refundable with this exception: refunds are given for reservations made 7 days or more before departure and the refund request is made within 24 hours of the initial reservation.

Fares are offered for Monday through Saturday through Nov. 2. Tickets must be purchased seven days in advance, and these blackout dates apply: Aug. 31; Sept. 3, 6 and 7; and Oct. 8, 15, 18 and 19.

There are separate fees in addition to the base fare for baggage, advance seating and other services.

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In August, Frontier Airlines will be launching new nonstop service to Las Vegas. The new service will operate daily and complements Frontier Airlines’ existing menu of nonstops from Bradley International Airport. (Douglas Hook / Hartford Courant) (Douglas Hook)

In addition to Las Vegas, the airline currently offers service to Atlanta, Denver, Orlando, Raleigh-Durham and San Juan. Frontier Airlines resumed service at Bradley in 2018.

Kenneth R. Gosselin can be reached at kgosselin@courant.com.