Allegiant Airlines will begin services out of Colorado Springs and new Denver routes next year, the airline announced Tuesday.
With 44 new routes being offered in cities throughout the U.S., this expansion is one of the largest in the airline’s history. The three new routes out of Denver will begin in May, and two service offerings out of the Colorado Springs Airport will begin in February.
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Colorado Springs Airport was one of three new cities Allegiant Airlines will offer flights out of, alongside Gulf Shores International Airport in Alabama and Columbia Metropolitan Airport in South Carolina.
New routes at Colorado Springs Airport will be to Phoenix-Mesa Airport beginning Feb. 12, to Santa Ana via John Wayne Airport in Orange County starting on Feb. 13, and to Tampa, Florida, via St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport beginning Feb. 14.
Allegiant Airlines at Denver International Airport will also offer new routes beginning on May 22 to Idaho Falls Regional Airport in Idaho and Stockton Metropolitan Airport in California.
To celebrate this expansion, Allegiant Airlines, based out of Las Vegas, is offering one-way fares as low as $39 for some cities. The reduced fare rates will be offered until Wednesday for travel by July 25, 2025.
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