Allegiant Air
United StatesAbout the airline
Allegiant Air (G4/AAY) is a US-based ultra-low-cost carrier founded in 1997, operating from seven major hubs including Las Vegas, Los Angeles, and Orlando. Known for affordable fares and point-to-point routes across North America.
Fleet
Allegiant Air (IATA: G4, ICAO: AAY) is a United States airline established in 1997, headquartered in Las Vegas. As an ultra-low-cost carrier, Allegiant has built its business model around affordable fares by operating efficient point-to-point routes rather than traditional hub-and-spoke networks.
The airline maintains seven operational hubs: Los Angeles International Airport, Bellingham International Airport, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, Harry Reid International Airport (Las Vegas), Myrtle Beach International Airport, Orlando International Airport, and Orlando Sanford International Airport. This distribution across the country enables Allegiant to serve both leisure and business travelers from major US metropolitan areas.
Allegiant operates a lean, modern fleet composed exclusively of Airbus narrowbody aircraft: the A319 and A320 families. These fuel-efficient jets are ideal for the airline's route strategy, keeping operating costs low and fares competitive. The airline's approach emphasizes simplicity and transparency, allowing passengers to select exactly what they need rather than paying for bundled services.