Allegiant sees passenger number drop nearly 50 percent in January.

Allegiant Travel Company has issued details of its passenger traffic results for January 2021 showing a nearly 50% drop from this time last year. 

Scheduled Service
	January 2021	January 2020	Change
Passengers	547,824	1,061,034	(48.4%)
Revenue passenger miles (000)	507,818	964,773	(47.4%)
Available seat miles (000)	885,121	1,180,041	(25.0%)
Load factor	57.4%	81.8%	(24.4pts)
Departures	5,607	7,774	(27.9%)
Average stage length (miles)	904	880	2.7%

                                                                       

Total System*
	January 2021	January 2020	Change
Passengers	550,704	1,069,139	(48.5%)
Available seat miles (000)	906,452	1,221,070	(25.8%)
Departures	5,757	8,081	(28.8%)
Average stage length (miles)	902	877	2.9%

*Total system includes scheduled service and fixed fee contract.  System revenue passenger miles and system load factor are not useful statistics as system available seat miles include both ASMs flown by fixed fee flying as well as non-revenue producing repositioning flights used for operational needs.  Fixed fee flying is better measured through dollar contribution versus operational statistics.

Preliminary Financial Results
	$ per gallon
January 2021 estimated average fuel cost per gallon – system	$1.66

Allegiant Travel. 

Las Vegas-based Allegiant is an integrated travel company with the airline at its heart, focused on connecting customers with the people, places and experiences that matter most. Since 1999, Allegiant Air has linked travellers in small-to-medium cities to world-class vacation destinations with all-nonstop flights and industry-low average fares. Today, Allegiant's all-Airbus fleet serves communities across the nation, with base airfares less than half the cost of the average domestic roundtrip ticket. 

 

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