How to Find Frontier GoWild Flights with AI (2026)

I can find an open GoWild seat faster by typing one sentence than I used to find one in twenty minutes of clicking. That is the whole idea behind Ask Scout, the AI assistant that searches Frontier GoWild fares for you. You just say what you want, once, and it runs the search. This guide covers what it can actually do, exactly what to say to it, and where it fits if you already know your way around the regular Frontier GoWild Pass search.

The filters were never the point

Our search modes are fast. Everywhere search, day trips, the calendar, all of it. But every one of them still asks you to translate what is in your head into buttons and dropdowns. You already know you want a cheap morning flight somewhere warm tomorrow. The work is turning that into an airport, a date, a sort order, and a filter or two.

Ask Scout removes that step. You describe the trip in normal words and it does the translating for you. For a lot of searches, saying it out loud is simply faster than setting it up.

What Ask Scout actually is

Ask Scout is not a chatbot guessing at answers. It is a front door to the exact same search that powers the rest of FlyGoWild. When you ask it something, it calls our real search tools and shows you real flights with real seat counts, the same ones the regular search returns.

It already knows your home airport from your account, so you do not have to tell it where you are every time. Same engine, same seats, same data. The only thing that changes is how you ask.

What you can ask it

The trick is to just say the trip. A few examples that work today:

• Everywhere from home: "Find me everywhere this weekend." It uses your home airport automatically.
• Everywhere from a specific airport: "Find me everywhere out of MCO this weekend."
• Day trips: "Find me day trips tomorrow." It returns the best same-day round trips from the airport you name.

Then you refine, just by saying so, from whatever it just showed you:

• "Only mornings."
• "Nonstops only."
• "Cheapest first." (shortest and earliest work too)
• "Just MIA and FLL."

You are not starting over each time, and you are not spending another search. A follow-up like "now only leaving 4pm or later" just filters the results already on screen, the way you would tell a friend to only show you the cheap morning ones. Refining is free; only a brand-new search counts against your quota.

Setting an alert is one tap

Finding a seat is half the game. Catching the next one is the other half, because GoWild seats get released at odd hours, most often at 12:00 AM local the night before departure.

Every flight Scout returns has an alert button right on the card. Tap it and we watch that route continuously and ping you the moment a seat opens, so you are not babysitting a browser tab at midnight.

It does everything the regular search does

Anything you can do in our normal search modes, you can do by asking. Everywhere search, day trips, filtering by departure time, restricting to specific airports, sorting by cheapest, shortest, or earliest. If you prefer buttons, they are all still there. Ask Scout is just a faster way in for the times you would rather say it than set it.

The honest part

Ask Scout is quicker to talk to, but it is not magic. It searches the same capacity-controlled GoWild inventory as everyone else, so it cannot show you a seat Frontier has not released. It uses the same search quota as a regular search, one ask, one search, so working this way never costs you anything extra. And like every part of hunting GoWild, the seats still move fast, so the win is asking and reacting quickly, not the tool inventing availability out of thin air.

If you want the full reality check on how findable the seats really are, we wrote an honest guide to exactly that.

Who gets it

Ask Scout is available for unlimited use on every paid plan, and it draws from the same search quota as your regular searches, so using chat never costs more than searching the normal way. Free accounts may get limited-time access to try it out. If you are still deciding whether the pass and the tooling are worth it for how you travel, start with the honest GoWild Pass guide.

The bottom line

The GoWild Pass gets you the nearly free fare. Finding the seat is the skill, and Ask Scout is the fastest way we have built to do it: say what you want, see real flights, set an alert, go fly. Next time you catch yourself setting the same three filters again, just ask instead.