Allegiant Air question re: Pitt-Greenville Airport (Greensboro, Wilmington: home, college, money)

[MrBojangles]

So I was wasting time on Wikipedia and saw that Allegiant Air goes into Wilmington. It is a American low-cost airline that flies to airports which have limited or no service from mainline carriers. It also currently goes to Greensboro.

I am not sure if we are too small or what, but it seems like a good fit.

It operates a bunch of different versions of the McDonnell Douglas MD-80. That airplane needs a runway that is 5,000 ft (1,500 m) dry, or 5,700 ft (1,700 m) for wet runway.

I know it was in Kinston, but I think Greenville would be a better area.

So where are the holes in my argument?

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[Richard Martin]

Write to them and ask them....

[tacosmom2010]

I have used allegiant before and it is a great value...greenville would be an excellent stop since Wilmington is so far...I agree with writing them and finding out their restrictions or how they add different cities..they would make good money with all of the college students flying home too