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NASDAQ:ALGT 12 October 2025 - 22 June 2026

Allegiant to drop more routes as fuel and airport costs shift network

Allegiant to drop more routes as fuel and airport costs shift network

Allegiant Air is pulling back more point-to-point leisure routes, dropping or pausing flights in spots like Grand Rapids, Sarasota and Cincinnati. The airline is moving planes off routes that are longer or more expensive to run. Timing is in focus. Allegiant expects its second-quarter capacity in available seat miles to drop about 6.5%. The airline sees fuel at $4.35 per gallon. CEO Gregory Anderson said leisure demand “remains healthy,” but higher fuel drove the company to cut off-peak flying and trim average trip distance.
22 June 2026
Allegiant Air Slices 61 Routes as Summer Shakeup Hits

Allegiant Air Slices 61 Routes as Summer Shakeup Hits

Allegiant Air dropped 61 routes, a schedule review by Simple Flying shows. The outlet looked at July 2025 schedules versus July 2026, sourcing OAG data. Simple Flying said the airline is shifting how it operates, with several flights scrubbed from next summer. Allegiant added 49 services, but Nomad Lawyer said the airline still lost 12 routes on net, citing the same network data. The report says most dropped routes are set to end in 2025, so the current schedule tweaks look like the result of steady cuts over the year, not one large batch of cancellations.
16 June 2026
Allegiant Just Bought Sun Country. Here’s What Happens to Flights, Rewards and Stock Now

Allegiant Just Bought Sun Country. Here’s What Happens to Flights, Rewards and Stock Now

Allegiant Travel Co. has wrapped up its acquisition of Sun Country Airlines Holdings Inc., finalizing the deal on Wednesday. The move brings together two leisure-heavy U.S. carriers, now operating a fleet of 195 aircraft, flying to nearly 175 cities and spanning more than 650 routes. “A defining moment,” Allegiant CEO Gregory C. Anderson said, as the Las Vegas-based company takes in the Minneapolis rival. Little shifts right away for travelers. Allegiant said it won’t touch existing bookings, schedules, or travel plans, and both Allegiant Allways Rewards and Sun Country Rewards stick around as separate programs for the time being.
14 May 2026
Allegiant to buy Sun Country in $1.5B deal as budget airline stocks split

Allegiant to buy Sun Country in $1.5B deal as budget airline stocks split

Allegiant Travel Co is set to acquire Sun Country Airlines in a $1.5 billion deal involving both cash and stock, merging two U.S. airlines focused mainly on leisure travel routes. Shares of Sun Country jumped roughly 11% Monday, while Allegiant slipped about 6%. Investors seemed split, weighing the hefty premium against potential cost savings and expanded routes. https://www.investopedia.com/two-low-cost-airlines-plan-to-merge-wall-street-likes-the-deal-algt-scny-11883381
Sun Country stock in the spotlight after Allegiant’s $1.5 billion deal — what to watch Monday

Sun Country stock in the spotlight after Allegiant’s $1.5 billion deal — what to watch Monday

New York, January 11, 2026, 18:43 — The market has closed. Sun Country Airlines shares are set for close scrutiny when U.S. markets open Monday, following Allegiant Travel’s agreement to buy the carrier for roughly $1.5 billion, debt included. The deal values Sun Country at $18.89 per share, a roughly 19.8% premium over Friday’s closing price, the companies confirmed.
12 January 2026
ALGT Stock in Focus: Allegiant Travel Upgraded to Hold as Analysts Debate Valuation After a 50%+ Rally

ALGT Stock in Focus: Allegiant Travel Upgraded to Hold as Analysts Debate Valuation After a 50%+ Rally

Allegiant Travel Company is ending 2025 in a familiar place for airline investors: caught between improving operating signals and a valuation that some analysts now say already reflects much of the turnaround. On Sunday, December 28, 2025, MarketBeat reported that Wall Street Zen upgraded Allegiant Travel from “Sell” to “Hold.” MarketBeat That call lands just days after broader market chatter about ALGT’s sharp six‑month climb and the company’s upgraded profit outlook—momentum that helped put the stock on many “top movers” lists heading into year-end.
28 December 2025
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. 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
18 November 2025
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)

The Federal Aviation Administration 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 were urged to check directly with their airlines and arrive early. Las Vegas Review-Journal
7 November 2025
Thanksgiving Travel Warning: FAA Orders 10% Flight Cuts as U.S. Shutdown Hits Day 37; Allegiant Air Sees Risks If Stalemate Reaches Holiday

Thanksgiving Travel Warning: FAA Orders 10% Flight Cuts as U.S. Shutdown Hits Day 37; Allegiant Air Sees Risks If Stalemate Reaches Holiday

With air traffic controllers working unpaid and staffing strains mounting, the Federal Aviation Administration said it will cut scheduled flight volumes by 10% across 40 of the busiest U.S. markets beginning Friday. The agency frames the reductions as a safety measure as the funding impasse drags into a second month. Analysts estimate the move could remove up to 1,800 flights and 268,000 seats on the heaviest days. AP News Industry sources say the reductions will phase in—about 4% Friday, then 5% Saturday, 6% Sunday, climbing to 10% next week, allowing carriers to rework schedules. International flights are initially expected to be exempt. Reuters
6 November 2025
Budget Airline Bonanza: Frontier & Allegiant Expand Routes as Travel Demand Skyrockets

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

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 its fleet ts2.tech. With the ULCC downsize and legacy airlines moderating growth, supply is tight. Delta CEO Ed Bastian summed it up: “Structural change has taken hold across the industry,” as airlines have cut unprofitable flying reuters.com. This tighter supply has driven up fares – Delta raised unit revenues in Q3 after a prior decline reuters.com – and executives expect it to continue through year-end.

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