Full-Time
Low-cost, all-jet leisure travel carrier
$90k - $120k/yr
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Las Vegas, NV, USA
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Allegiant Air is a low-cost, all-jet airline based in Las Vegas that serves leisure travelers with affordable flights from smaller cities to vacation destinations. It sells tickets and bundled travel products—such as hotel rooms, rental cars, and entertainment tickets—exclusively on Allegiant.com. The company differentiates itself through online-only distribution, a fleet of over 90 aircraft, and a focus on bundled vacation packages for value and convenience. Its goal is to provide affordable, convenient travel options while growing its fleet and network and offering bundled experiences online.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Las Vegas, Nevada
Founded
1999
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Allegiant announces new nonstop flights from 2 Tampa Bay airports. Posted: Aug 17, 2026 / 03:03 PM EDT Updated: Aug 17, 2026 / 03:06 PM EDT TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) - Allegiant announced on Monday that it is adding new nonstop flights from two airports in the Tampa Bay area. The airline will connect travelers from St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport (PIE) to Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) and from Sarasota Bradenton International Airport (SRQ) to Rhode Island T. F. Green International Airport (PVD) The new routes will be hyper-seasonal and begin in February. "We're excited to announce these new routes into our growing network and will continue to look for opportunities to connect travelers with the destinations they want to visit most," said Drew Wells, Allegiant's chief commercial officer. "These new routes reflect the flexibility of our unique business model, allowing us to respond to demand and provide more options during peak leisure periods."
Allegiant adds 9 new nonstop Florida routes starting at $49 one-way. USA TODAY NETWORK - Florida Aug. 17, 2026, 12:51 p.m. ET * Allegiant Air is adding nine new nonstop routes to Florida starting in February. * Seven of the new routes are seasonal and will connect Florida with New England states. * Two year-round routes will connect Orlando airports with Cincinnati, Ohio, and Grand Forks, North Dakota. Planning your spring break already? Ultra-low-cost Allegiant Air is beefing up its Florida presence again with nine new nonstop routes starting next February, according to an Aug. 17 release. The carrier described seven of the routes coming to five Florida airports as "hyper-seasonal," meaning they'll only operate for about two months during a brief period of heavy demand. They're aimed directly at peak spring break and other vacation times and will connect Florida to three New England states: Boston, Massachusetts; Providence, Rhode Island; and Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The two ongoing routes will connect Orlando International Airport and Cincinnati, Ohio, and Orlando Sanford International Airport and Grand Forks, North Dakota. Base fares start as low as $49 one-way for the Orlando-Cincinnati flight and $68.50 from Orlando Sanford International Airport to Grand Forks, North Dakota, as of Aug. 17. The Massachusetts and Rhode Island flights start considerably higher. "We're excited to announce these new routes into our growing network and will continue to look for opportunities to connect travelers with the destinations they want to visit most," said Drew Wells, Allegiant's chief commercial officer. Allegiant is also adding nearly 30 new and returning seasonal flights to Florida airports in the second half of 2026. The Las Vegas-based carrier is known for connecting small to mid-size cities to popular leisure destinations. New Allegiant nonstop routes coming to Florida in 2027. * Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) and: * Portsmouth, New Hampshire via Portsmouth International Airport (PSM) starts Feb. 20, 2027, runs through May 1, 2027. * Providence, Rhode Island via Rhode Island T. F. Green International Airport (PVD), starts Feb. 13, 2027, runs through April 24, 2027 * Orlando International Airport (MCO) and Cincinnati, Ohio via Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG), starts Feb. 12, 2027 * Orlando Sanford International Airport (SFB) and * Boston, Massachusetts via Boston Logan International Airport (BOS), starts Feb. 13, 2027, runs through April 24, 2027 * Grand Forks, North Dakota via Grand Forks International Airport (GFK), starts Feb. 10, 2027 * Providence, Rhode Island via Rhode Island T. F. Green International Airport (PVD), starts Feb. 13, 2027, runs through April 25, 2027 * Punta Gorda Airport (PGD) and Boston Logan International Airport (BOS), starts Feb. 13, 2027, runs through April 24, 2027 * Sarasota Bradenton International Airport (SRQ) and Providence, Rhode Island via Rhode Island T. F. Green International Airport (PVD), starts Feb. 13, 2027, runs through April 24, 2027 * St. Pete-Clearwater, Florida via St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport (PIE) and Boston Logan International Airport (BOS), starts Feb. 13, 2027, runs through April 24, 2027 Tickets for all newly announced routes are now available. More airlines adding Florida flights. Several familiar names are also increasing their Florida presence, including: * American Airlines is adding more flights to Fort Lauderdale, with an additional daily flight to O'Hare International Airport (ORD), starting Sept. 9, and two additional daily flights to Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) after Oct. 5. * Avianca Airlines added an additional daily flight between Fort Lauderdale and El Dorado International Airport (BOG) in Bogotá, Colombia in June. * Breeze Airlines is adding six more flights connecting Florida airports to Atlantic City, Pittsburgh, Cancun, and St. Thomas. * Delta Air Lines recently added a new nonstop flight between Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW) near Fort Myers and Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina * Frontier Airlines added daily service between Detroit and both Fort Lauderdale and Orlando in July, with at least nine more flights to Orlando to cities such as Baltimore, Boston, Charlotte, Memphis, Nashville, and more. * JetBlue Airways is drastically increasing its service at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, dropping service and airports elsewhere to do so. * Southwest Airlines is beefing up its Florida presence with a record number of departures at Orlando International Airport starting next March. 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Allegiant earns top honors in USA TODAY Readers' Choice Awards. August 11th, 2026 Allegiant is once again earning national recognition for the value it provides travelers. The airline recently secured the No. 1 spot for both Best Airline Credit Card and Best Frequent Flyer Program in USA TODAY's 10Best 2026 Readers' Choice Awards. This recognition marks the third consecutive year Allegiant has won both categories. Allegiant's Allways Rewards Visa(R) was named Best Airline Credit Card for the eighth consecutive year. This continues a long-running streak of recognition from travelers. Card benefits include priority check-in and boarding. In addition, cardholders get a complimentary premium beverage when flying, no blackout dates and opportunities to access exclusive experiences. The airline's Allways Rewards(R) frequent flyer program also earned the top ranking for the fourth time. The free loyalty program was designed specifically with leisure travelers in mind. It allows members to earn rewards and redeem points with flexibility. "We're honored to be recognized again by USA TODAY readers for our credit card and frequent flyer programs as it reflects our commitment to providing meaningful value for our passengers," said Drew Wells, Allegiant's chief commercial officer. The awards are determined through public voting. Nominees are selected by a panel of experts and USA TODAY 10Best editors. For Southwest Florida travelers, Allegiant's continued national recognition is another positive sign from an airline that plays an important role in connecting communities and making leisure travel more accessible. As Allegiant celebrates the 10th anniversary of its loyalty program, the company says it plans to continue expanding benefits and creating additional value for its customers.
Allegiant adds free drinks, introduces new class of premium seating. Allegiant Travel Company has announced it is introducing several new features that will enhance the customer experience, including complimentary inflight beverage service and a new tier of premium seating. Discover more Social Sciences Calculators & Reference Tools Beginning August 1, 2026, Allegiant customers will receive complimentary beverage service aboard all Allegiant flights, and starting in spring 2027, Allegiant First will offer an upgraded seating experience designed to give travelers more choice, greater comfort and added flexibility across the Allegiant network. Through the new in-flight service, passengers can enjoy free beverage options, including soft drinks such as sodas, juice, and water. Allways Rewards Visa cardholders will have additional complimentary beverage options including elevated beverages such as coffees, protein shakes, sports drinks or alcohol and a mixer. In addition to the complimentary beverages, Allegiant announced that Allegiant First will debut and be phased in on select aircraft in 2027. The new product represents the latest step in the company's long-term strategy to modernize customer experience while expanding ancillary and premium travel offerings for leisure-focused travelers. Travel & Transportation The new seating class will consist of eight seats, configured two-by-two in the front of the aircraft, offering a more spacious and refined onboard environment. The seats will have a five-inch recline, calf rests and adjustable headrest in addition to more legroom and a 37-inch pitch, enhanced amenities and upgraded service elements tailored to customers seeking a more premium travel option. Allegiant First also provides passengers with priority access to check in and board flights. The fare will include one personal item, one carry-on bag and one checked bag (up to 70 pounds). Initial flights are expected to launch in spring 2027, with seats anticipated to go on sale mid-August. The new product will complement - not replace - Allegiant Extra, further broadening the premium options available to customers across the airline's evolving portfolio. As Allegiant and Sun Country continue integration, the premium seating initiative and new complimentary offerings are expected to play an important role in the combined airline's broader commercial strategy, creating greater consistency in onboard offerings while allowing the company to better serve a wider range of leisure travelers - from budget-conscious customers to those seeking a more elevated vacation experience. Air Travel "This is about giving customers more ways to travel with us," said Allegiant's Chief Commercial Officer Drew Wells. "As we bring together two highly complementary leisure airlines, we see significant opportunity to expand complimentary and premium offerings in a way that strengthens the customer experience and supports the long-term growth of the combined company. Travelers are increasingly looking for more comfort, more personalization and more flexibility, and these new offerings are a meaningful step forward in delivering that." Discover more Aviation Industry Car Rental *Allways Rewards Visa(R) Card Holders are entitled to one (1) beverage per flight. The free beverage can be a canned drink, coffee, juice, or alcohol and mixer up to $16 value. For alcoholic beverages, the card holder must be 21 years of age or older, with valid I.D.
Allegiant Air to launch premium seating, complimentary beverages. Allegiant Air announced (29-Jul-2026) plans to introduce Allegiant First premium seating on select aircraft from spring 2027, and to offer a complimentary inflight beverage service from 01-Aug-2026. The new seating will consist of eight seats in the front of the aircraft, offering a more spacious onboard environment together with upgraded service elements. Allegiant First also provides priority check in and boarding. [more - original PR] Background. Allegiant previously retrofitted 13 aircraft with its 'Allegiant Extra' premium cabin in 3Q2024, and CCO Drew Wells said it planned to add the product to a further 14 aircraft ahead of Thanksgiving, taking the fitted fleet to more than 50 aircraft (around 40% of the total) and noting it was "doing very well in the market"[1]. Allegiant also refreshed its inflight menu for spring 2024, adding new snacks and beverages including spiced rum, flavoured water and signature cocktails[2]. Frontier, meanwhile, outlined a 'New Frontier' strategy including first class seating from late 2025[3].