Allegiant

ABOUT

Allegiant is an American ultra-low-cost airline headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada. It specializes in providing affordable and convenient leisure travel from smaller and medium-sized cities to popular vacation destinations. Founded in 1997, it began scheduled passenger service in 1999 and is now the fourteenth-largest airline in North America. The airline is known for its unique business model, which includes:

Allegiant primarily targets travellers looking for vacation journeys, connecting regional airports to popular destinations such as Las Vegas, Phoenix, and Orlando. It is known for offering some of the lowest fares in the industry, though it charges additional fees for services like seat selection, checked baggage, and carry-on luggage. To maximize efficiency and keep costs low, the airline does not operate daily flights but instead runs services on high-demand days, allowing it to better match supply with customer demand.

In addition to standard flights, Allegiant offers bundled travel packages that combine flights, hotels, and rental cars, providing exclusive savings for travelers. The airline operates an all-jet fleet composed of newer aircraft, focusing on efficiency and reliability. The airline places a strong emphasis on safety, training, and professional development, ensuring all employees meet FAA requirements and uphold high standards of safety and service.