Allegiant says so prolonged to Long Beach

Allegiant says goodbye … to Long Beach

Discount airline Allegiant is pulling out of Long Beach, lock, batch and sheet counter. The exit takes place Nov. 28, only after a Thanksgiving holidays. That means no some-more nonstop use from a close-in, boutique pocketport to a party of cities. Gone will be nonstop Long Beach flights to Bellingham, Long Beach flights to Las Vegas, Long Beach flights to Idaho Falls, or Long Beach flights to Colorado Springs.

In a prepared statement, Allegiant President Andrew C. Levy says, “We apologize for any nuisance this might means a customers.” If you’ve got reservations to fly out of LGB on Allegiant over Nov. 28 a conduit says it will hit we directly and yield a full refund.

Allegiant started drifting into Long Beach a small over a year ago, on Jul 1, 2010.

As Allegiant leaves, demeanour for other carriers to step in – nonetheless they might good not fly a same routes as Allegiant did. In a prepared statement, Long Beach Airport says, “Several airlines [have] immediately voiced use in providing use from LGB.” The airfield is slot-controlled. That means blurb airline flights are rationed. Long Beach now has 31 slots. The airfield says it “reallocate moody slots to boost a intensity to enlarge moody service.”

Absent Allegiant’s 4 Long Beach routes, OAG indicates there are 13 nonstop routes from LGB. Discount airline JetBlue offers nonstop Long Beach flights to Austin. JetBlue also lofts nonstop Long Beach flights to Boston, Long Beach flights to Chicago, Long Beach Flights to Las Vegas, Long Beach flights to New York, Long Beach flights to Oakland, Long Beach flights to Portland, Ore.; Long Beach flights to Sacramento, Long Beach flights to San Francisco, and Long Beach flights to Washington, D.C. Both JetBlue and Delta Connection margin nonstop Long Beach flights to Salt Lake City, while Alaska Airlines and JetBlue offer nonstop Long Beach flights to Seattle/Tacoma. US Airways Express margin nonstop Long Beach flights to Phoenix.

Allegiant will continue to offer a LA Basin yet Los Angeles International Airport.

What’s your elite airfield when we fly to LA? Let us know.

Story by Jerry Chandler

(Image: Josh Beasley)

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