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Allegiant Air Pilots Stage Nationwide Pickets Today, November 18, 2025 — What It Means for Travelers

Allegiant Air Pilots Stage Nationwide Pickets Today, November 18, 2025 — What It Means for Travelers

More than 1,400 Allegiant Air pilots are holding coordinated informational pickets at 22 airports across the United States today, pressing for a new contract while the airline says flights will operate as normal. What’s happening at Allegiant airports today On Tuesday, November 18, 2025, Allegiant Air pilots represented by Teamsters Local 2118 are lining airport sidewalks and access roads from Florida to Washington State in a synchronized, one‑day protest. The pilots are holding “informational pickets” — not a strike — aimed at pressuring the ultra‑low‑cost carrier to deliver a long‑promised contract. PR Newswire+2Mid Bay News+2 According to the union and
18 November 2025
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Thanksgiving Travel: Allegiant Air Sounds Alarm as FAA Cuts Flights 10% Amid Ongoing Shutdown (Nov. 7, 2025)

Thanksgiving Travel: Allegiant Air Sounds Alarm as FAA Cuts Flights 10% Amid Ongoing Shutdown (Nov. 7, 2025)

What’s new today (Nov. 7, 2025) The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is implementing a plan to cut scheduled traffic by up to 10% across 40 “high‑volume” markets beginning Friday morning, part of a safety‑first response to unpaid and increasingly fatigued air traffic controllers during the record‑long shutdown. Airlines are trimming schedules and advising travelers to watch for changes. AP News In Las Vegas, officials confirmed Harry Reid International Airport is among the airports subject to the cuts. As of Thursday evening, 38 Friday flights had already been canceled, and more day‑of adjustments are possible as the reductions roll out. Travelers
7 November 2025
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Budget Airline Bonanza: Frontier & Allegiant Expand Routes as Travel Demand Skyrockets

Budget Airline Bonanza: Frontier & Allegiant Expand Routes as Travel Demand Skyrockets

Strong Demand Lifts Budget Carriers Despite economic worries, travel bookings are robust. U.S. travel forecasts show domestic leisure spending rising about 1.9% in 2025 ustravel.org. According to the U.S. Travel Association, Americans have “continued to prioritize travel” even with inflation concerns ustravel.org. Major carriers report booming bookings, especially for premium seats and long-haul routes. For example, Delta and United see surging business and first-class travel ts2.tech reuters.com. As Delta’s management noted, a six-week spike in corporate travel has finally returned ts2.tech. This demand surge has coincided with a pullback in capacity. Spirit Airlines recently filed for bankruptcy and is slashing
12 October 2025
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