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Creating a Leading, More Competitive Leisure-Focused U.S. Airline

Expanding flexible capacity and affordable travel to better serve underserved routes and more vacation destinations.

Message from Greg Anderson, CEO of Allegiant, and Jude Bricker, President & CEO of Sun Country

A Shared Commitment to Affordable Leisure Travel for Our Passengers

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More destinations, more often

Combination brings together Allegiant and Sun Country's complementary route networks, expanding nonstop service to popular vacation spots, with a continued focus on underserved markets across the U.S.

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Expanded international service

With access to Sun Country’s vast international network across Mexico, Central America, Canada, and the Caribbean, the combined airline will offer Allegiant customers access to expanded service from its small and mid-sized cities to 18 international destinations.

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Greater scheduling agility & improved reliability

Integrated scheduling and fleet management improve reliability and on-time performance. Flexible capacity matches demand during peak travel seasons, while charter and cargo operations maximize profitability and service emerging vacation trends.

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Enhanced loyalty rewards

Expanded frequent flyer and membership benefits. Combining the best of both airlines’ programs further enhances the relevance of the combined program, driving greater customer rewards.

The combined company will be headquartered in Las Vegas and will maintain a significant presence in Minneapolis-St. Paul where Sun Country is based.