How to protect your FRONTIER Miles while you are alive

There is no way to name a beneficiary on a FRONTIER Miles account.¹

Under Section 12 of the Terms, a pool is one primary account holder, who must hold a Frontier Airlines World Mastercard or any Elite tier status, plus up to eight contributors. The Family Pooling page and help article describe "a group of up to 8 people."^{1, 2, 3}

The primary account holder controls the pool, redeems from it without contributors' permission and may remove anyone at any time. Redemptions draw first-in, first-out; on cancellation unused Miles return to whoever earned them, and a member who leaves waits 90 days to join or create a pool.¹

Frontier states that friends, coworkers, roommates and family can all be contributors, with no minimums, maximums or hidden transaction fees on pool contributions.^{2, 3}

Miles can be purchased or gifted through Frontier's partner Points.com, and those Miles can be added to a pool.¹

Outside Family Pooling and Points.com purchases or gifts, the Terms name only a mileage transfer supported by a court decree of FRONTIER Miles ownership in a domestic matter, such as divorce or separation.¹

Selling, bartering or otherwise exchanging Miles for value outside those channels is prohibited; those Miles are void, and Frontier states violators may be liable for damages and litigation costs.¹

Travel Miles expire at the end of the twelve-month period after the last accrual activity date unless the member holds an active Frontier Airlines World Mastercard; they do not expire while that card account remains open and in good standing.⁴

Redeeming Miles and other miscellaneous adjustments do not extend the expiration date.⁴

Pooling does not suspend expiration: each contributor's Miles expire on their own accrual history, except contributors under 18, who take the primary account holder's expiration date, and expired Miles leave the pool balance.¹

Frontier names two alternatives for a balance that is about to expire: redemption with its partner Mags for Miles, or donation of unused Miles to charitable organizations.¹