Allegiant Air reviews?
Mar 2, 23, 11:46 am
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Allegiant Air reviews?
Guys - didn't know where to post this and there is very little info on this airline - Allegiant Air. I'm looking at this flight - does anybody know if it's typically on time and what airplane is it? I can't find details on flightaware or elsewhere. I don't care about any frills (just getting from point A to B). Thank you
From:
Orlando Sanford International Airport (SFB) 7:25am
To:
Portsmouth International Airport at Pease (PSM) 10:18am
From:
Orlando Sanford International Airport (SFB) 7:25am
To:
Portsmouth International Airport at Pease (PSM) 10:18am
Mar 2, 23, 11:37 pm
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According to Wikipedia, Allegiant currently flies only A319's and A320's.
Be aware that Allegiant has no interline agreements with other carriers. If your flight is cancelled, your choices will be to take a refund, or to be transported on Allegiant's next available flight. (It looks like they fly SFB-PSM just twice a week.)
FWIW, there are some pretty reasonably priced one-ways from MCO to BOS on other carriers on certain dates in March, if those airports would work for you.
Be aware that Allegiant has no interline agreements with other carriers. If your flight is cancelled, your choices will be to take a refund, or to be transported on Allegiant's next available flight. (It looks like they fly SFB-PSM just twice a week.)
FWIW, there are some pretty reasonably priced one-ways from MCO to BOS on other carriers on certain dates in March, if those airports would work for you.
Mar 3, 23, 5:10 am
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Originally Posted by guv1976
According to Wikipedia, Allegiant currently flies only A319's and A320's.
Be aware that Allegiant has no interline agreements with other carriers. If your flight is cancelled, your choices will be to take a refund, or to be transported on Allegiant's next available flight. (It looks like they fly SFB-PSM just twice a week.)
FWIW, there are some pretty reasonably priced one-ways from MCO to BOS on other carriers on certain dates in March, if those airports would work for you.
Be aware that Allegiant has no interline agreements with other carriers. If your flight is cancelled, your choices will be to take a refund, or to be transported on Allegiant's next available flight. (It looks like they fly SFB-PSM just twice a week.)
FWIW, there are some pretty reasonably priced one-ways from MCO to BOS on other carriers on certain dates in March, if those airports would work for you.
