IDAHO FALLS – Allegiant is expanding services to Jackson Hole, Wyoming and adding flights to Portland, Oregon from Idaho Falls.
The airline announced on Tuesday that the expansions are part of 21 new nonstop routes across the country. Flights to Portland International Airport from Idaho Falls Regional Airport will begin on May 28 and flights from Jackson Hole Airport will begin in June.
“Today, travelers are looking for destinations that will allow them to recreate safely, often outdoors,” said Drew Wells, vice president of revenue and planning at Allegiant. “The cities we are adding to our network … are the gateway to some of the most beautiful destinations in the United States, including national parks and other outdoor attractions that are in high demand.”
Jackson Hole’s new service includes:
- Los Angeles, California via Los Angeles International Airport – starting June 2 with fares as low as $ 59 each way.
- Phoenix, Arizona via Phoenix Mesa Gateway Airport – starting June 2 with fares as low as $ 59 each way.
- Las Vegas, Nevada via McCarran International Airport – starting June 4 with fares as low as $ 49 each way.
- Reno, Nevada via Reno-Tahoe International Airport – starting June 4 with fares as low as $ 49 each way.
Portland’s new nonstop route from Idaho Falls will operate twice a week with one-way fares starting at $ 49.
“It is through partnerships with organizations like Allegiant that we can promote the innovation and flexibility needed to better meet the needs of our customers,” said Rick Cloutier, Director of Idaho Falls Regional Airport, in a press release. “We are grateful that Allegiant is dedicated to our airport, the community and visitors. They have played a vital role in helping us to meet our air transport needs and strategic objectives. “
More information about the expansion of the Allegiant can be found here. Flight days, times and fares can be found on Allegiant.com.