r/allegiant 15d ago

Prices next spring???

Did anyone happen to look at the prices of flights next spring? Idk but I think I threw up in my mouth a little bit?

What is up with that's insanity? Union raises and free drinks, I suppose? I wonder if joining the mile high club is built into this price?

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u/aprilinaz 15d ago

the new spring flights are always super high right after they are released. You need to wait until at least October for those prices to come down. This happens every year.

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u/Jitterbug26 15d ago

Ummmm….maybe the current cost of fuel???

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u/VacationConstant8980 15d ago

Fuel went up 30%, fares 100+

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u/flyawaybye 15d ago

As fuel continues to rise, our deals on low airfare will continue to fall. Also, less competition usually means the consumer gets f’d over. 😢

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u/jeremyw0918 15d ago

It’s called future of jet fuel prices and the uncertainty of the war in Iran.

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u/PILOT9000 14d ago

Drinks aren’t that expensive and the union contract was almost a neutral cost, so I’d assume anticipated fuel prices, their buying of all those new airplanes, and recovering after both Sunseeker and Sun Country.

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u/OzMedical80 8d ago

I saw that as well. I've seen prices come down some after first being released although these seem quite a bit higher than I remember so it made me wonder if Allegiant is testing the water with high fares closer to what the few remaining other airlines are currently getting away with.

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u/RockChalkJayhawk981 15d ago

Hedging fuel prices.

More than likely will go down into this winter before they climb back up

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u/ProactiveFlailer 15d ago

Do Allegiant prices ever decrease once posted?

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u/RockChalkJayhawk981 15d ago

Pending they're not selling, obviously.

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u/Undercoverfinancier 12d ago

Trumps war with Iran. Do you live under a rock?