Allegiant & Co make Myrtle Beach more accessible than ever before

Myrtle Beach, a popular East Coast city in the state of South Carolina is about to witness an influx in the passenger flow like never before. This beach destination is set to reap the benefits of being connected by several budget carriers this year. In 2014, the city will have a number of low-cost carriers flying in and out, bringing more passengers here than ever before.

With the likes of Allegiant Air and Sprit Airlines, the options of booking cheap flights to the city have increased. Tough competition amongst different airlines makes way for the end customers to choose from the many available options. The end of monopoly on this sector will certainly boost traffic and tourism to the city.

The Las Vegas based Allegiant and Miramar based Spirit, are two key players that will operate flights on this route. At present, Myrtle Beach International Airport caters to 25 non-stop flights from here to different parts of the United States and beyond. As the city’s passenger traffic increased 20 percent in 2013, these two airlines need to be duly credited for this incredible rise.

This year, Spirit Airlines and the Canadian carrier WestJet Airlines are set to launch seasonal service to the city during spring and summer months. Low fares along with several discounted options from various airlines together have helped focus shift to the city. As it gets more recognition, so will more airlines notice its presence and importance, and add more flights here.