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Allegiant Air Cuts 24 CA Routes, Shifts Focus
22 Jun
Summary
- Allegiant Air has ceased flying to San Diego, Los Angeles, and Oakland.
- Twenty-four California routes have been removed by the airline.
- New routes are being launched from Burbank and Orange County airports.
Allegiant Air has made substantial changes to its Californian network, terminating 24 routes and withdrawing from major airports including San Diego International Airport (SAN) by September 2025, Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) by January 2026, and Oakland International Airport (OAK) by May 2026. This strategic pivot sees the airline utilizing Hollywood Burbank Airport (BUR) and John Wayne Airport-Orange County (SNA) as less congested, more cost-effective alternatives.
Despite the network reduction, Allegiant has introduced nine new routes from BUR and SNA. By July 2026, the airline will operate flights to 42 states, with its California departures set to decrease by 31% year-over-year, resulting in 327 departures. The number of available routes in California will also be reduced from 38 to 23 compared to the previous year.
