Allegiant to fly out of Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport for first time

PHOENIX — Discount flyer Allegiant is expanding its Valley presence by offering flights out of Phoenix Sky Harbor for the first time.

The airline will begin offering twice-weekly service to Provo, Utah, on Oct. 8 and to Stockton, California, on Oct. 15.

Allegiant primarily operates from Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport and is offering discounted fares to celebrate the announcement.

Fares to Provo and Stockton will begin at $38 for one-way flights and must be purchased by Wednesday.

The airline will also begin flights to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, from Gateway Airport on Aug. 19, with one-way fares starting as low as $89.

“Travelers are increasingly looking forward to taking some long-overdue vacations and reconnecting with friends and family,” Drew Wells, Allegiant’s senior vice president of revenue and planning, said in a press release.

“We are thrilled to offer affordable access to three new cities to help travelers bring those plans to life, without the hassle of connections and layovers.”

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