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Apply Now(at Amex's secure site)Allegiant is bringing a new nonstop service from Ohio and Utah to Nashville.
The Las Vegas-based carrier’s new routes from Akron-Canton (CAK) and Provo (PVU) to the ever-popular city of Nashville (BNA) will get started on February 15, 2023.
“Nashville consistently ranks among the most desired destinations in the country, so we are thrilled to connect vacationers from Utah and Ohio to all of the music, arts and culture in Music City,” said Drew Wells, senior vice president of revenue and planning at Allegiant.
Here’s everything you need to know about Allegiant’s new routes to Nashville.
Allegiant is no stranger to the skies over Nashville with its 29 nonstop services from the Tennessee capital to destinations spanning the U.S.
The 2 additional routes will herald new ultra-low-cost travel opportunities, especially for those living in Provo and the surrounding areas as Allegiant’s new route will be the only nonstop service to Nashville from the city.
Hot Tip: While Allegiant might be an ultra-low-cost carrier, the airline still has a loyalty program, as well as a co-branded credit card — the Allways Rewards Visa® card from Bank of America — for extra points earning. Take a look at our review for everything you need to know about the Allways Rewards program.
The 1 and only service between Provo and Nashville will operate twice per week on Wednesdays and Saturdays until early June.
Allegiant’s service to Akron will operate 3 times per week until early June on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays with the following schedule:
The routes will be operated by Allegiant’s fleet of all-economy all-Airbus A320 family aircraft.
To celebrate the announcement, Allegiant is advertising one-way fares on the Nashville to Provo route from $59 and from as low as $37 on the shorter route between Nashville and Akron.
Head over to the Allegiant Air website to make the most of the introductory fares!
Allegiant’s new low fares to Nashville from Akron and Provo will provide new travel possibilities for residents on either end of the new routes.
If you’re looking for a spring break destination for 2023, why not check out the country and bluegrass tones of Nashville with an ultra-low Allegiant fare?
