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ALLEGIANT ANNOUNCES STRATEGIC LEADERSHIP UPDATES

LAS VEGAS, Jan. 30, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Allegiant Travel Company (NASDAQ: ALGT) today announced several key enhancements to the roles of its executive

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ALLEGIANT ANNOUNCES STRATEGIC LEADERSHIP UPDATES

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[{"type":"text","content":"LAS VEGAS, Jan. 30, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Allegiant Travel Company (NASDAQ: ALGT) today announced several key enhancements to the roles of its executive leadership team. The new roles for these leaders bring further strategic emphasis to the areas of planning, finance, revenue, and team-member engagement.\n\n \n \n \n \n \n \n\n \n\"I am thrilled to announce several significant changes to our senior organizational structure,\" said Greg Anderson, president, Allegiant Travel Company. \"These enhanced roles have been in motion for some time and reflect the hard work and successful efforts of key Allegiant leaders in their respective areas. C-Suite responsibilities for these long-term executives showcase the leadership depth we have within the company, and I am confident these changes will serve our stockholders, customers and team members well. In particular, I continue to be proud of the strength of Allegiant's bench and our ability to recruit and develop management talent.\" \nWith that, the company has announced the following changes to its senior leadership effective immediately:\nRobert Neal has been named senior vice president, chief financial officer, assuming the CFO role from Greg Anderson who will continue to serve as Allegiant president. In his previous role as senior vice president -corporate finance, Neal led corporate finance, investor relations, fleet, procurement, and cash management. Neal is a worldwide expert in the used aircraft market and has also led the negotiations with OEM's including our 2021 order from Boeing and CFM for up to 100 new 737MAX aircraft. Neal has led numerous capital raise initiatives, including the recent refinancing of Allegiant's $550 million Term Loan B debt last August. Neal will be adding the CFO duties in addition to his continuing oversight of his previous areas of responsibility. Neal has served in progressive roles with Allegiant since 2007.\nTracy Tulle will serve as senior vice president, chief experience officer. In her previous role as senior vice president, flight crew operations, Tulle oversaw the flight operations and in-flight services departments and is also the chairwoman of the Customer Experience Leadership Team. She was instrumental in the development of a partnership program with Spartan Aviation Group that is expected to introduce prospective pilots to the substantial...

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