Articles tagged “allegiant air”

Airlines

Allegiant Air’s Rare Feat: Higher Revenue Than 2019 and a Profit

Allegiant Air CEO Maurice Gallagher thought returning to 2019 levels of flying would be as easy as "turning on a switch." He was wrong, and disruptions cost the airline millions during the third quarter. Still, Allegiant managed a rare pandemic-era achievement by turning a profit and increasing revenues vs. the 2019 period.

Madhu Unnikrishnan | 1 month ago
Allegiant Air’s Rare Feat: Higher Revenue Than 2019 and a Profit

Airlines

These 4 Airlines Made More From Upsells Than Ticket Sales in 2020

In an industry record, four budget airlines generated more revenue from ancillaries than they did from ticket sales in 2020. More importantly, ancillary revenue grew across all of the largest airlines last year despite the crisis.

Sean O'Neill, Skift | 2 months ago
These 4 Airlines Made More From Upsells Than Ticket Sales in 2020

Airline Weekly

Will Budget Airlines Like Allegiant, Frontier and Spirit Gain Share in the Recovery?

6 months ago
Will Budget Airlines Like Allegiant, Frontier and Spirit Gain Share in the Recovery?

Airline Weekly

Las Vegas-Based Allegiant Air Likes Its Odds This Year Serving Leisure Travel Sweet Spots

7 months ago
Las Vegas-Based Allegiant Air Likes Its Odds This Year Serving Leisure Travel Sweet Spots

Airline Weekly

American Adds to Summer Route Frenzy Amid Concerns of Too Much Capacity

8 months ago
American Adds to Summer Route Frenzy Amid Concerns of Too Much Capacity

Airlines

Is Spring Break a Bust for Airlines?

Travel is relative to people's needs and right now leisure is king — especially for cooped-up college kids. If airlines want to cash in on pent-up demands, servicing underserved locations offering a combination of nature outings and social distancing is key to increasing revenue output during the pandemic.

Ruthy Muñoz, Skift | 8 months ago
Is Spring Break a Bust for Airlines?

Airlines

Hopes Dashed for a Quick U.S. Airline Recovery Amid Coronavirus Spikes

The messaging about the U.S. airline recovery includes some, shall we say, irrational exuberance. Sure, some people will always want or need to fly. But many more want to manage their risk, and that's hard to do when the United States can't control a raging pandemic.

Brian Sumers, Skift | 1 year ago
Hopes Dashed for a Quick U.S. Airline Recovery Amid Coronavirus Spikes

Airlines

U.S. Airlines Seek Revenue From ‘Visiting Friends and Relatives’ Travel

U.S. carriers had identified travelers visiting friends and relatives as a bright spot, even amid the Covid-19 pandemic. But as cases continue to rise, some travelers may change their minds and cancel their plans.

Brian Sumers, Skift | 1 year ago
U.S. Airlines Seek Revenue From ‘Visiting Friends and Relatives’ Travel

Airlines

How Airlines Are Generating Revenue on Flights That Will Never Take Off

U.S airlines are selling a lot of flights they have no intention of operating. Consumers should beware.

Brian Sumers, Skift | 2 years ago
How Airlines Are Generating Revenue on Flights That Will Never Take Off

Airlines

Don’t Count Out Allegiant Air’s Septuagenarian CEO in This Crisis

Is it prudent to travel for leisure? Perhaps not. But is that stopping people from traveling? No, it is not. So Allegiant Air and its CEO Maury Gallagher figure it might as well benefit.

Brian Sumers, Skift | 2 years ago
Don’t Count Out Allegiant Air’s Septuagenarian CEO in This Crisis