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Allegiant to offer non-stop flights to Nashville from  Shreveport Regional Airport

by Minden Press-Herald

Beginning next spring, Allegiant will offer twice weekly non-stop flights to  Nashville International Airport from Shreveport Regional Airport. Flights begin on  Thursday, May 22, 2025, and will operate on Thursdays and Sundays. The seasonal  flights will be available through August 17, 2025. This is the first time in the airport’s  72-year history that non-stop service between Shreveport and Nashville has been  offered.  

“We are very excited that Allegiant decided to add direct flights to Nashville,  Tennessee; one of our most requested cities. We are always working to add new  destinations from Shreveport. We are continuing to make improvements to the airport  by adding new restaurant and retail options, modern terminal seating, and additional  vehicle parking. The airport team works hard to provide Ark-La-Tex residents more  reasons to fly Shreveport first,” said Larry Blackwell, Director of Airports for the  Shreveport Airport Authority. 

The new non-stop flight is made possible by funding from the Ark-La-Tex  Regional Air Service Alliance (RASA), whose mission is to increase air service at  Shreveport Regional Airport. RASA has previously assisted with securing non-stop  service to Denver, Charlotte, Destin, and Los Angeles. 

“RASA is excited to work with Allegiant to make this new non-stop flight happen.  Our goal of adding new routes from Shreveport Regional Airport is not only to benefit  our region, but also to open the door to the people of Tennessee to come experience all  that the Ark-La-Tex has to offer. RASA will continue to explore all options to bring new  routes and add to existing service at every opportunity,” said Tim Wilhite, president of  the RASA board of directors. 

Tickets for the new non-stop Nashville flight are on sale now at Allegiant.com.  Fares start at $44.50 one way. Tickets are also on sale now for non-stop flights next  summer to Destin and Orlando, Florida at Allegiant.com.  


About Shreveport Regional Airport: Opened on July 6th, 1952, the Greater Municipal  Airport became the region’s commercial carrier airport. Airline service was initially  provided by Delta Air Lines, Chicago & Southern Airlines, and Mid-Continent Airlines. In  1971, a 160,000-square-foot terminal with two new concourses, a restaurant, and  lounge was added. Shreveport Regional Airport is served by four airlines: Allegiant with  non-stop service to Nashville, Destin, Las Vegas, and Orlando, American Airlines with  non-stop service to Charlotte and Dallas, Delta Air Lines with non-stop service to  Atlanta, and United Airlines with non-stop service to Denver and Houston.

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