The pilots of Allegiant Air (G4, Las Vegas Harry Reid), represented by the International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 2118 union, are looking to oust the management and the board of directors of the carrier through a no-confidence vote. The union said it follows that they see as "years of repeated failures, poor strategic decisions, and reckless spending [which] have threatened the long-term health and stability of the airline."

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The union claims Allegiant’s leadership has presided over a 50% collapse in the company’s market value in the last six months, a USD500 million loss on the Sunseeker Resort project, which was recently sold to Blackston Real Estate for USD200 million, and other “unrelated ventures” which have wasted “millions,” such as a GMS Racing NASCAR team and entertainment centres.

"A no-confidence vote is not something any Union takes lightly," said Greg Unterseher, Trustee of Local 2118. "The pilots believe a change is necessary in the best interest of the airline, its employees, its customers, and its shareholders."

At the end of 2025's first half, Allegiant Air posted a USD33.1 million net loss. It finished the semester with USD1.1 billion in liquidity, which included USD852.7 milllion in cash and investments, and USD275 million in undrawn revolving credit facilities.