Editorial: Allegiant Airlines service welcome news for NoCo residents, businesses
News that Allegiant Airlines will resume service at Northern Colorado Regional Airport comes as a welcome sign for residents and businesses in the region.
The Nevada-based airline announced in late August that it would resume service in November at the airport, owned jointly by the cities of Fort Collins and Loveland. Service will be added to and from Phoenix, Arizona, and Las Vegas, Nevada, with four flights a week to Las Vegas and two per week to Phoenix.
Introductory rates for one-way flights to Las Vegas are $49.
Allegiant formerly serviced the airport — known…
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