Allegiant Review

Allegiant Air provides an app for all Android devices and products on iOS – iPad, iPod touch, and iPhone. The functionality on both operating systems is similar. Here’s a review of the app developed by a leading travel company.

Interface

This is the first time I’m using the Allegiant app, and one of the features I find intriguing in this iOS and Android app is the interface. The simple design is quite straightforward even for first-timers and offers options such as Add a New Trip, Manage My Trips, Check In / View Boarding Passes and Book Flight. You can also use the seat selection menu item on the interface to choose the seat I prefer.
9.5 out of 10 for the interface.

How It Helps

Notably, this is the official iTunes and Google play app for Allegiant Airlines, and Allegiant Travel allows you to book vacations online. First, You can follow the flights on a card-by-card basis within the application. With the app, you can do the following:

• Know in advance about any upcoming trips.
• Download the trips automatically to your mobile phone after logging into My Allegiant account.
• Upgrade your passenger status.
• Buy luggage places, view and add seats.

You can add features and improve communication within the app if you download the latest version of the Allegiant. The additional features of Allegiant include the addition of checked bag tag numbers to the trip timeline, and notifications in case there’s any gate change for a flight. This category deserves 9/10.

User Experience

Air ticket registration has now become much more comfortable and convenient with the Allegiant Google Android and iTunes app. The app also downloads trips to your smartphone if you have logged into My Allegiant Account. On this section, Allegiant app scores 9.5/10.

Up-to-date or Outdated?

Like most other applications, you can only enjoy additional features if you update to the latest version. This way, viewing and adding seats and lot of other options should be available easily. The current version is 5.13.0, updated on January 11, 2018. It requires Android 4.4 and over.