Allegiant Airlines will begin offering flights from ACY

Atlantic City International Airport (ACY) is set to expand its travel offerings this winter with the addition of several new and affordable flight options to Florida, courtesy of budget carrier Allegiant Air. Starting in December and continuing into early 2026, the new routes will provide travelers with nonstop flights to four popular Florida destinations.

The new services will connect Atlantic City with Fort Lauderdale/Miami (FLL), Fort Myers/Punta Gorda (PGD), Tampa/St. Pete (PIE), and Orlando/Sanford (SFB). By utilizing smaller, regional airports in Florida, like the Punta Gorda and St. Pete airports, rather than major hubs such as Miami International or Tampa International, Allegiant Air aims to provide more affordable travel options for its customers.

The new routes from Atlantic City are part of a broader network expansion by Allegiant Air, which also includes new flights from other cities such as Huntsville, Alabama; Appleton, Wisconsin; and Rochester, New York, to various destinations in Florida. This expansion is designed to connect underserved markets with popular leisure destinations, further cementing the airline’s strategy of offering low-cost, nonstop flights to vacationers.