Allegiant Travel enters new employment agreements with CEO Gregory Anderson and CFO Robert Neal

Allegiant Travel Company exercised options for six more Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft, scheduled for 2028 delivery, increasing its firm commitment to 56 aircraft. The jets have a combined list price of over $720 million, with an estimated market value of $351 million. Allegiant is transitioning from Airbus to Boeing, citing lower fuel consumption and improved reliability. The company also acquired Sun Country Airlines in 2026.

Allegiant Travel Co. converted 6 Boeing 737 MAX 8 options into firm orders, totaling 56 firm aircraft with 74 remaining options. The deal, valued at over $720M, extends deliveries to 2028. The company also disclosed new executive contracts through 2029, including CEO Gregory Anderson's $750K base salary and performance-based compensation.

Allegiant Air has exercised options to purchase six Boeing 737-8 jets, valued at over $720 million, under a 2021 agreement. The deal includes 56 firm aircraft, with 22 already delivered, and options for 74 more. IBA estimates the market value of the six jets at about $351 million.

Allegiant Air exercised options to buy six Boeing 737-8 jets, valued at over $720 million, for 2028 delivery. The airline has 56 firm orders, with 22 delivered, and options for 74 more. IBA estimates the market value at about $351 million.

Allegiant Travel agreed to buy six Boeing 737-8 aircraft for over $720 million, exercising options from a 2021 deal. The planes are scheduled for 2028 delivery, with pricing adjustments possible. The total order now includes 56 firm aircraft, 22 of which have been delivered, and 74 remaining options.

Allegiant Air exercised six options for Boeing 737-8 aircraft, scheduled for 2028 delivery, with a combined list price over $720 million. This brings the total firm aircraft under the 2021 agreement to 56, with 74 options remaining. The move aims to expand and modernize the fleet, according to the company.