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Articles tagged “allegiant air”

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Allegiant Air Agonizes Over New Routes for Months or Even Years

Allegiant can't fly its MD80s from some cities at certain times of the year. It sometimes cancels routes before they launch. And it's not interested in coast-to-coast routes. Learn why in this discussion with the airline's director of planning.

Brian Sumers, Skift | 6 years ago

Allegiant Air Agonizes Over New Routes for Months or Even Years

Airlines

Complications of Getting Catering to the Plane — Airline Innovation Report

Are you upset some airlines charge $3 for a soda? There's a reason prices are higher than at a convenience store. It's not easy or cheap to get provisions onto an aircraft.

Brian Sumers, Skift | 6 years ago

Complications of Getting Catering to the Plane — Airline Innovation Report

Airlines

A Top Allegiant Air Executive Resigns, Effective Immediately

We get that there's always turnover in the executive ranks. But lots of top talent has left Allegiant in the past few years. We're curious about why.

Brian Sumers, Skift | 7 years ago

A Top Allegiant Air Executive Resigns, Effective Immediately

Airlines

For the First Time, Allegiant Air Learns What It’s Like to Configure a New Airplane

Did you know how much effort went into designing a plane's cabin? Skift got the scoop from Allegiant Air, which will take its first new airplane from Airbus later this month.

Brian Sumers, Skift | 7 years ago

For the First Time, Allegiant Air Learns What It’s Like to Configure a New Airplane

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Low-Cost Carrier Allegiant Air Is Interested in Getting Into the Hotel Business

Most airlines prefer to focus on their core business — transporting passengers. But Allegiant executives have always thought outside-the-box, and historically that has been good for investors. Perhaps the airline is considering a new way to increase revenues?

Brian Sumers, Skift | 7 years ago

Low-Cost Carrier Allegiant Air Is Interested in Getting Into the Hotel Business

Airlines

Here’s Why Many Airlines Feel They Need to Raise Fares

The era of deep airline discounts is far from over. But with U.S. carriers having some revenue problems, expect airlines to try to do what they can to raise ticket prices and earn more from ancillary fees. Investors are demanding it.

Brian Sumers, Skift | 8 years ago

Airlines

Allegiant Air May Revert to Its Roots and Sell More Vacation Packages

Allegiant has been busy with other matters in recent years, but the airline should once again focus on selling vacation packages. The margins on hotel rooms, rental cars and attraction tickets are usually much higher than margins on airfares.

Brian Sumers, Skift | 8 years ago

Allegiant Air May Revert to Its Roots and Sell More Vacation Packages

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Why United, American and Delta Fear Ultra Low Cost Competition, Explained

American, United, and Delta are all introducing no-frills fares to try to thwart Frontier, Allegiant, and Spirit. It might work, or it might not. But it's worth a shot. The Big 3 do not want any of the discount airlines to grow to be as large and powerful as Ryanair.

Brian Sumers , Skift | 8 years ago

Why United, American and Delta Fear Ultra Low Cost Competition, Explained

Airlines

Allegiant Air Banking on New Credit Card Deal to Reveal More About Its Flyers

Allegiant Air knows less about its most loyal customers than it would like. Its new co-branded credit card could help change that. But will anyone apply for it?

Brian Sumers, Skift | 8 years ago

Allegiant Air Banking on New Credit Card Deal to Reveal More About Its Flyers

Airlines

Allegiant Air Will Expand Its Low-Cost Service to Newark, Trespassing on United’s Turf

Allegiant Air will finally start flying into the New York area. Does this mean a fare war with United is coming? Or will the big airline ignore its much smaller competitor?

Brian Sumers, Skift | 8 years ago