Allegiant's Latest Fare Sale Has Flights to Las Vegas, Orlando, and More — Starting at Just $33
Travelers can find deals based on their home airport.
Courtesy of Allegiant Travel Company
It’s always a good time to start planning a vacation, and one airline is rolling out deals to help keep the cost down.
Allegiant Airlines, a low cost carrier based in Las Vegas, recently published dozens of new "Last Minute Flight Deals," starting as low as $33. Best of all, the deals extend to popular vacation destinations such as Asheville, Destin, Nashville, Orlando, Tampa, and more
Travelers can find the deals on Allegiant’s website, and even filter the options based on their home airport and budget per flight. The website also has a helpful map that shows routes from a home airport. The flight deals are valid on travel throughout August 2024, and available as supplies last.
Travel + Leisure spotted a variety of additional one-way deals including:
Boston, MA to Grand Rapids, MI for $55 on August 13
Memphis, TN to Las Vegas, NV for $44 on August 11
New York / Newark to Green Bay, WI for $48 on August 15
Charlotte, NC (USA) to Orlando/Sanford, FL (SFB) for $33 on August 15
The discounted fares are in Allegiant's Basic level of service, which only includes one personal item on board. Passengers can add a carry-on bag, checked bag, and seat selection for additional fees.
“Whether you're craving a quick getaway or simply looking to add a dose of adventure to your life, we've got you covered,” Allegiant shares about their last-minute deals on its website. “With our exclusive offers, you can jet off to incredible destinations without breaking the bank!”
For travelers seeking destination inspiration for their next vacation, many cities that were top-ranked in T+L’s recent World's Best Awards have flight deals available. For example, Charleston, SC, which was ranked number one, has $48 flights from Indianapolis, and $47 from Columbus, OH. There are also deals to Boston, New Orleans, and Savannah which were all highly-ranked in the list.
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