Allegiant Airlines Rewards Program Review

Allways Rewards Review Summary

The Allegiant Airlines Allways Rewards program is the 10th best frequent flyer program for 2026, according to WalletHub’s review. Some of Allways Rewards’ best qualities are points worth an average of 1 cent apiece, no blackout dates on award flights, and no short-notice booking fee.

Below, you can see all the details of the Allways Rewards program, from how to earn and redeem points to how many destinations it services. You can also see how Allways Rewards stacks up against other popular frequent flyer programs.

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How to Earn Allways Rewards Points

WalletHub Rating for "Earning Policies": 20% (3.00 / 15 points)

Allways Rewards members earn points by making purchases through Allegiant Airlines, as you can see below.

Transactions That Earn Allways Rewards Points

• 1 - 2 Allways Rewards points per $1 spent: Allegiant Airlines flights booked directly through Allegiantair.com
• 1 - 3 Allways Rewards points per $1 spent: Purchases on an Allegiant Airlines credit card

In addition, you may be able to find special deals on Allegiant Airlines flights on the airline’s website. These deals could let you spend fewer points than usual on a reward booking or earn more than usual on a regular booking.

Other Key Things to Know About Earning Allways Rewards Points

Earning limits: Allegiant Airlines does not specify a maximum number of points you can earn per ticket.

Retroactive flight credit: Allways Rewards members cannot be credited points for Allegiant Airlines flights taken in the past, including flights taken before becoming a member.

How Much Are Allways Rewards Points Worth?

WalletHub Rating for "Rewards Value": 1% (0.18 / 20 points)

Allways Rewards points are worth 1 cent each, on average, according to WalletHub’s research. That means you need about 37,000 points to get a free flight, based on the average domestic fare of $370. With other airlines, you need less than 32,000 points/miles on average.

How to Redeem Allways Rewards Points

WalletHub Rating for "Redemption Policies": 70% (13.95 / 20 points)

Other Key Things to Know About Redeeming Allways Rewards Points

• There are no booking blackout dates.
• You can book a flight with points up to 296 days before departure.
• There is no short-notice booking fee.
• Allegiant Airlines does not allow stopovers on reward flights.

Where Can Allways Rewards Points Take You?

WalletHub Rating for "Destination Coverage": 8% (2.04 / 25 points)

Allegiant Airlines flies to 126 U.S. destinations but no international destinations. Allegiant Airlines does not have any partner airlines at the moment either.

On average, other major airlines fly to about 130 U.S. destinations and partner with roughly 14 airlines.

Allways Rewards Status Levels

WalletHub Rating for "Status Levels": 0% (0.00 / 9 points)

The Allways Rewards program does not offer any perks aside from the ability to earn and redeem points. However, members earn 2 points per dollar spent on Allegiant itineraries when spending $500 or more, and 1 point per dollar spent when spending less than $500 on Allegiantair.com.

Other Features of the Allways Rewards Program

WalletHub Rating for "Other Features": 27% (3.00/ 11 points)

• Allways Rewards points expire 24 months after they have been earned.
• You cannot reactivate expired points.
• You cannot transfer points between accounts.
• You cannot purchase Allways Rewards points.

The "Other Features" component of this Allways Rewards program review focused on four sub-categories. Below, you can see how many points Allways Rewards earned in each category, along with the corresponding WalletHub Rating.

Allegiant Airlines Credit Cards

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Applying for an Allegiant Airlines credit card is worth considering if you have good credit or better and fly with Allegiant Airlines several times each year. The Allegiant Credit Card has an annual fee of $59 and an initial bonus of 30,000 points for spending $1,500 in the first 90 days.

4 Tips for Allways Rewards Members

1. Consider applying for an Allegiant Airlines credit card. The Allegiant Credit Card could save the average person more than $1,200 over the first two years of use, according to WalletHub’s calculations.
2. Try the Island Approach with your credit cards. The Allegiant Credit Card offers competitive rewards on Allegiant flights, but different credit cards may provide better terms on other types of transactions. Using a collection of cards for specialized purposes can enable you to get the best deal on everything you buy.
3. Make sure to read Allegiant Airlines reviews & Allways Rewards FAQs. Learning from experts and fellow travelers will help you pick up some useful tips as well as avoid tricks and pitfalls.
4. Compare your flight options if you’re not wedded to Allways Rewards. Allegiant Airlines is not the only airline with a rewarding loyalty program. You can see how Allways Rewards compares to a couple of popular alternatives below. You can also check out WalletHub’s rankings of the Best Frequent Flyer Programs to learn more.

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Allways Rewards Review Methodology

Overall program rankings are based on the same methodology as WalletHub’s annual study on the Best Frequent Flyer Programs. Editor’s ratings reflect the sum of each rewards program’s scores across the study’s 6 major categories – earning policies, rewards value, redemption policies, destination coverage, status levels and other features – adjusted to a 5-point scale, to create a representative distribution of ratings.

WalletHub calculated Allegiant Airlines Allways Rewards point values by comparing flight rates between U.S. cities and popular travel destinations – both domestic and international – to the number of points needed to book a flight. We applied the process to round-trip flights from Friday to Monday for each destination’s high and shoulder tourist seasons.