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Despite what Punxsutawney Phil has to say about the rest of this winter’s outlook, airlines are looking toward summer and announcing plenty of new routes to get excited about.
Low-cost carrier Allegiant’s latest growth plans involve bringing 8 new nonstop routes, particularly between underserved Midwestern cities and popular leisure destinations.
Let’s take a look at the details!
In recent weeks, it seems like almost every domestic carrier has announced new routes to start this spring and summer — which will effectively bring more competition and, hopefully, lower fares.
Similar to its low-cost startup peers including Avelo Airlines and Breeze Airways, Allegiant will bring new travel opportunities on a point-to-point basis.
In sum, Allegiant Air will bring 8 all-new routes this summer to be operated by its Airbus A319 or A320 aircraft. All of these routes will operate 2x weekly, and we’ve made notes of which ones are seasonal or year-round:
Route | Type | Operated | Launch Date |
Phoenix (PHX) to Asheville, North Carolina (AVL) | Year-round | Mondays and Fridays | May 26, 2023 |
Akron, Ohio (CAK) to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina (MYR) | Seasonal (June-August) | Sundays and Thursdays | June 1, 2023 |
Los Angeles (LAX) to Sioux Falls, South Dakota (FSD) | Seasonal (June-August) | Wednesdays and Saturdays | June 14, 2023 |
Allentown, Pennsylvania (ABE) to Denver (DEN) | Year-round | Sundays and Thursdays | June 15, 2023 |
Appleton, Wisconsin (ATW) to Portland, Oregon (PDX) | Seasonal (June-August) | ||
Omaha, Nebraska (OMA) to Austin (AUS) | Seasonal (June-November) | ||
Lexington, Kentucky (LEX) to Las Vegas (LAS) | Year-round | ||
Chicago (MDW) to Provo, Utah (PVU) | Year-round | Mondays and Fridays (Sundays and Thursdays starting August 20, 2023) | June 16, 2023 |
You can now book any of these flights directly on Allegiant’s website. While Allegiant only sells fares six months in advance, we’re seeing great deals for as low as $39 one-way.
“We continue to see historically high demand from leisure travelers, so we are thrilled to add these routes to our network and build on the success we’ve had in these markets,” said Drew Wells, Allegiant’s Senior Vice President and Chief Revenue Officer. “As travelers make their summer vacation plans, we know they will appreciate the low-cost, nonstop options offered by Allegiant.”
Hot Tip: While Allegiant offers low-cost fares, learn how you can earn and redeem Allegiant points through its Allways Rewards program.
Allegiant’s newest flights will bring travelers to and from Asheville, Myrtle Beach, Las Vegas, and more. Now’s a great time to start planning your summer vacations and hop on these introductory fares, which start as low as $39 one-way!
