Bomb threats on passenger airliners are treated with a sense of urgency, often resulting in emergency landings, evacuations, and, eventually, disruption in services as well as travelers’ plans.

Deputies are still investigating the threat and do not have a suspect at this time. Allegiant Air released the following statement about the incident: Flight 2006, scheduled to depart St. Pete ...

Allegiant Travel Company ... it operated a fleet of 119 Airbus A320 series aircraft and four Boeing 737 series aircraft. The company also provides air-related services and products in conjunction ...

Allegiant Travel Company’s ALGT share price has surged by 6.01%, which has investors questioning if this is right time to sell.