Oct 21, 2026 1 min read

Allegiant's 20 discontinued Florida routes missing from booking schedule

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Twenty Allegiant nonstop routes serving seven Florida airports are absent from the airline's booking schedule, according to an October 20 report by Simple Flying.

The routes last operated between April and August 2026. The report says they are no longer available in Allegiant's booking window, which extends to mid-May 2027. These are earlier withdrawals, not 20 newly announced cancellations.

Destin-Fort Walton Beach accounts for seven discontinued routes, followed by Fort Lauderdale with four and Orlando Sanford with three.

Other affected links include Jacksonville to Des Moines and Nashville, Punta Gorda to New Orleans, Sarasota to Nashville, and St. Pete-Clearwater to Little Rock and Tulsa.

For travelers planning a Florida trip, those nonstop options are not currently available from Allegiant within that booking window. The report leaves open a possible seasonal return, but says none has been announced.

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