
Planning a trip for a family, school group, sports team, business, wedding party or other organization can be more complicated than booking for one or two travelers. Allegiant has specific rules for group reservations that depend on the number of passengers and the type of travel you need.
Allegiant allows up to nine passengers on a single itinerary. For groups of 10 or more passengers, multiple reservations are required. Allegiant also states that it offers a guaranteed group rate for 10 or more passengers traveling on its regularly scheduled routes. Larger groups that want to charter an entire aircraft have a separate charter option, which requires a minimum of 40 passengers.
This guide explains Allegiant Air group travel, group rates, booking requirements, seat and baggage considerations, and the difference between group travel and charter service.
Allegiant Air group travel is designed for travelers who need to arrange transportation for a larger number of people traveling on the same or related itinerary.
Allegiant's current reservation information states that up to nine passengers can be booked on one itinerary. When a group has 10 or more passengers, Allegiant requires multiple reservations.
For groups of 10 or more passengers traveling on regularly scheduled Allegiant routes, the airline states that a guaranteed group rate is available through its group request process.
Group travel may be relevant for:
The exact booking arrangements depend on the number of travelers, itinerary, travel dates and availability.
The number of passengers in your party affects how the reservation must be arranged.
| Group size | Allegiant booking arrangement |
|---|---|
| 1–9 passengers | Can be booked on a single itinerary |
| 10+ passengers | Multiple reservations are required |
| 10+ passengers on scheduled routes | Allegiant offers a guaranteed group rate |
| 40+ passengers | May qualify for Allegiant charter service |
A group of 10 or more should therefore not be treated as one ordinary online reservation. Allegiant's Contract of Carriage also states that groups of 10 or more must be booked on multiple reservations.
Yes. Allegiant's current charter and group information states that the airline offers a guaranteed group rate for 10+ passengers on regularly scheduled routes.
This should not be described simply as a standard “discount.” The applicable group rate is a separate group-travel pricing arrangement, and travelers should request a quote for their specific itinerary.
The quote can depend on information such as:
Because fares and availability can change, travelers should review the actual group quote rather than assume that a particular discount percentage will apply.
The group request process starts with collecting the basic details of the trip.
First, confirm approximately how many passengers will travel.
This is important because Allegiant treats groups of 10 or more differently from smaller reservations.
Prepare the:
Allegiant's group request form asks for these details when requesting group travel information.
A group representative should have the required contact information available, including the representative's name and contact details.
Organizations may also need to provide company, agency or other group information.
For groups of 10 or more, submit the required group travel information through Allegiant's official group request process.
After submitting the request, review the group pricing and itinerary information provided by Allegiant.
Check the:
Once the group travel arrangements are confirmed, make sure every traveler understands the applicable itinerary and reservation details.
Because groups of 10 or more require multiple reservations, keeping passenger information organized is especially important.
Allegiant's group request process asks for basic information about the proposed trip.
| Information | What to provide |
|---|---|
| Number of passengers | Estimated group size |
| Origin | Departure city and state |
| Destination | Arrival city and state |
| Travel date | Planned departure date |
| Return date | If the trip is round trip |
| Contact | Group representative's information |
| Organization | Company, agency or group name when applicable |
| Additional details | Baggage, catering or other relevant requirements |
Providing accurate information can make it easier to evaluate the appropriate group travel arrangement.
Allegiant group travel and charter travel are not the same service.
Group travel is for 10 or more passengers traveling on a regularly scheduled Allegiant route. Allegiant states that a guaranteed group rate is available for these groups.
Charter travel involves leasing the entire aircraft. Allegiant currently states that charter service requires a minimum of 40 passengers.
| Feature | Group Travel | Charter Travel |
|---|---|---|
| Passenger requirement | 10+ passengers | 40+ passengers minimum |
| Aircraft | Regularly scheduled Allegiant flight | Entire aircraft |
| Pricing | Guaranteed group rate stated by Allegiant | Charter rate based on scheduling and availability |
| Route | Regular scheduled route | Charter arrangement |
| Departure airport/time | Based on scheduled service | Charter can provide more flexibility |
| Best suited for | Larger groups using scheduled flights | Groups needing an entire aircraft |
For most groups traveling on an existing Allegiant route, the group-travel option is different from chartering an aircraft.
Travelers who want to sit together should pay attention to Allegiant's seat-assignment rules.
Allegiant states that passengers can select seats for a fee when making a reservation. If a passenger does not purchase a seat assignment, the system assigns a seat during check-in.
Therefore, travelers should not assume that everyone in a large group will automatically be seated together.
If sitting together is important, the group should review seat options when making or managing the reservations.
Allegiant allows passengers to manage seat selections through Manage Travel.
Group travel does not mean that baggage is automatically free for everyone.
According to Allegiant's current baggage information:
Allegiant also states that baggage fees at the airport are higher than advance purchase prices in applicable situations.
For a group, it is useful to determine baggage requirements before travel so that each passenger understands what is included and what may cost extra.
Allegiant states that passengers can add seats or bags to an existing reservation through Manage Travel or the Allegiant mobile app.
Advance check-in can also provide options for managing seats and baggage.
For a large group with multiple reservations, each reservation should be checked separately to make sure the required services have been added.
Before the trip, the group representative should review the reservation information for every traveler.
Important checks include:
Allegiant Airlines recommends that passengers plan to arrive at the airport at least two hours before scheduled departure. Its current FAQ states that online and mobile check-in is available beginning 24 hours before departure and closes 45 minutes before departure.
Passengers should also review their individual itinerary because multiple reservations may be involved in a group trip.
Changes depend on the specific reservation and applicable Allegiant terms.
Allegiant's reservation information states that qualifying changes can involve applicable fees, fare differences and other conditions. Trip Flex can also affect the change rules for eligible reservations.
Because a group of 10 or more is handled through multiple reservations, travelers should review the applicable terms before changing dates, names, seats or other reservation details.
Do not assume that a change to one reservation automatically changes every reservation in the group.
A simple checklist can help prevent problems.
Group travel may be suitable for different types of organizations and events, including school groups, sports teams, businesses, families and other organizations.
However, the booking arrangement should be based on the actual number of passengers and the itinerary rather than the type of organization alone.
Groups of 10 or more should use Allegiant's group-rate/request process rather than assuming that a normal single reservation can accommodate everyone.
Allegiant Air group travel can be used for larger parties traveling on regularly scheduled Allegiant routes. The most important rule to understand is that up to nine passengers can be booked on a single itinerary, while groups of 10 or more require multiple reservations.
Allegiant also states that groups of 10 or more can request a guaranteed group rate. Groups that need an entire aircraft have a separate charter option, with a minimum of 40 passengers.
Before arranging group travel, confirm the passenger count, route, dates, group rate, seats, baggage and reservation requirements. Always review the current information provided by Allegiant before finalizing travel arrangements.
Allegiant states that up to nine passengers can be booked on a single itinerary. Groups of 10 or more require multiple reservations.
Yes. Allegiant states that it offers a guaranteed group rate for 10 or more passengers traveling on its regularly scheduled routes.
Not necessarily. Allegiant describes its offering as a guaranteed group rate rather than a standard percentage discount. The applicable rate should be requested for the specific group itinerary.
Provide the group size, origin, destination, travel date, return date if applicable, contact information and other relevant trip details through Allegiant's official group request process.
Yes, groups such as school and sports organizations can request group travel arrangements when their trip meets the applicable requirements.
Yes. Allegiant offers charter services for groups that want to lease an entire aircraft. Allegiant currently states that a minimum of 40 passengers is required for charter service.
No. Passengers should not assume that a group will automatically receive seats together. Allegiant offers paid seat selection, and travelers who do not select seats are assigned seats by the system during check-in.
No special free baggage allowance should be assumed simply because passengers are traveling as a group. Allegiant's standard baggage rules and applicable fees still need to be reviewed for each reservation.
Allegiant states that passengers can add bags and change or purchase seats through Manage Travel or the Allegiant app, subject to the applicable rules.
No. Allegiant states that groups of 10 or more require multiple reservations. Group representatives should therefore keep all confirmation information organized.