Allegiant has begun offering service from Pittsburgh to Phoenix.
According to a spokesperson from the Pittsburgh International Airport, the services began on Friday.
“Allegiant is a great partner and is celebrating 10 years of investment in Pittsburgh this year with 15 routes and a crew base in our market. Their latest flight addition to Phoenix is another example of their success in our market by providing passengers with more options to popular destinations,” said Bryan Dietz, Senior Vice President of Sir Service and Commercial Development at Pittsburgh International Airport. “We look forward to continued partnership with Allegiant as they grow in the Pittsburgh market.”
To celebrate, passengers can buy one-way fares on the new route for $65.
“We are excited to begin connecting Phoenix and Pittsburgh with Allegiant’s unique brand of ultra-low-cost, all-nonstop flights,” said Allegiant’s Chief Commercial Officer, Drew Wells. “This addition, part of a larger milestone expansion for Allegiant, will connect more passengers to the people and places they love. Allegiant is committed to providing convenient, affordable flights paired with an exceptional customer experience.”
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