DALLAS — Allegiant Travel Company announced preliminary passenger traffic results for January 2025, highlighting steady growth in key performance metrics for its scheduled services compared to January 2024.

Year over year, the company recorded a 6.5% increase in passengers, a 7.4% rise in revenue passenger miles, and a 9.9% boost in available seat miles. 

Departures increased by 9.2%, while the average stage length increased by 2.1%. However, the load factor dropped slightly by 1.9 points to 78.8%. Similar upward trends were observed for its total system, which combines scheduled services and fixed-fee contracts. 

Passengers rose by 6.5%, available seat miles by 10%, and departures by 10%. The estimated average fuel cost was also reported at $2.66 per gallon.

From Las Vegas, Allegiant Air (G4) connects to 20 small-to-medium cities to top vacation destinations with competitive nonstop fares. The airline's business model prioritizes secondary airports in small-to-medium cities, such as Rockford (RFD), Fresno (FAT), and Appleton/Green Bay (ATW), which often lack direct connections to major leisure destinations.

By avoiding congested primary hubs, the airline reduces operational costs and offers faster turnaround times.

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