- Allegiant is offering 50% back in rewards points for passengers affected by the Spirit Airlines shutdown.
- Travelers must use promo code ALLWAYSTHERE by May 12 to qualify for the special loyalty rebate.
- The airline has implemented a temporary fare freeze on routes that overlap with Spirit’s previous leisure network.
Spirit Airlines flights are being canceled after the carrier’s shutdown, and stranded passengers are being pushed toward rescue fares. Allegiant is standing out with a targeted deal: 50% back in Allways Rewards® points on qualifying itineraries booked through May 12, 2026.
The offer gives Spirit customers a cheaper way to rebook on a carrier that flies many of the same leisure routes. Allegiant is also keeping fares steady on routes that overlap with Spirit, which gives travelers one more price break while they sort out disrupted plans.
Here are the core terms of Allegiant’s promotion:
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Booking window | May 2-12, 2026 |
| Travel dates | May 2-July 20, 2026 |
| Promo code | ALLWAYSTHERE |
| Rewards return | 50% back in Allways Rewards® points |
| Fare policy | Temporary fare freeze on overlapping Spirit routes |
The rebate is tied to Allways Rewards®, Allegiant’s loyalty program. That matters if you plan to fly the airline again this summer, since the points can reduce the cost of a future trip. The promotion is limited to one bonus per member and applies only to purchases made on Allegiant.com.
Redeeming the deal takes a few steps. Travelers need to log into their Allways Rewards® account on Allegiant.com, book an eligible itinerary, and enter ALLWAYSTHERE at checkout. The discount is not automatic, so the code matters.
Allegiant’s move comes as most major U.S. airlines have announced rescue fares for passengers left scrambling after Spirit’s shutdown. American Airlines has also discussed help for stranded flyers, but no formal offer details were provided in the information available here.
The practical value here is the timing. Booking runs only from May 2 through May 12, while travel must fall between May 2 and July 20, 2026. That gives travelers a narrow window to lock in a replacement trip before summer dates fill up.
Other airlines are responding too, but their offers are changing quickly. The cleanest way to compare them is to check each carrier’s website directly before booking. Rescue fare pages often carry route limits, travel deadlines, and fare rules that can change without notice.
Spirit customers with flexible dates have the most room to benefit from Allegiant’s fare freeze and point rebate. Anyone trying to rebook a canceled Spirit trip should move before May 12, since that is the cutoff for the ALLWAYSTHERE promotion and the best shot at current pricing.
