Spirit Airlines Launches Nonstop Service Between Las Vegas, San Antonio
Ladies and gentlemen, listen up! You can now get your fill of Texas-sized margaritas and sunshine without having to worry about a thing. Why? Because Spirit Airlines has launched a new nonstop flight from Las Vegas to San Antonio.
That’s right, no more layovers on your journey into or out of Sin City! The new service started on November 17th, and the nonstop flights are traveling between Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas and San Antonio International Airport. According to News 3, Spirit Airlines “held a special ribbon cutting ceremony and check presentation, where a special ‘Las Vegas’ themed cake was also spotted.”
Along with Las Vegas, Spirit Airlines has added nonstop service from San Antonio International Airport to several other popular cities, including Orlando. Maybe it’s time for a trip from Alamo City to the ‘happiest place on earth?’ Might as well! With the new nonstop service, Spirit will have you to your destination in a jiffy without breaking the bank.
More nonstop services from San Antonio are likely to be added in the near future. News 3 reports that those flying out of San Antonio will likely be able to travel to Baltimore/Washington D.C. and Fort Lauderdale via Spirit services in March of next year.
To book one of Spirit Airlines’ new nonstop flights or learn more about the new service from Las Vegas’ Harry Reid International Airport to San Antonio International Airport, visit spirit.com. Bon voyage!
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Las Vegas: Reid International Ranked 5th Best Airport In North America
We already know Harry Reid International Airport is poppin’. With the thousands upon thousands of travelers that wander through the numerous concourses on a daily basis, the Las Vegas airport really has no choice but to be on top of it’s game. As a Vegas resident, I still walk through the place in awe. It’s always clean, TSA is always efficient, and it’s pretty easy to navigate compared to other major airports. I give Reid International an A+, and so did thousands of other travelers in a recent study completed by travelers.
According to the new J.D. Power survey, Las Vegas’ international airport has ranked among the best of the best airports in North America, with Harry Reid International Airport securing the #5 spot for “mega airports.” Mega airports are defined as airports that have 33 million travelers or more in a given year.
The 2022 North American Airport Satisfaction Study for “mega airports” is based on overall customer satisfaction, specifically looking at terminal facilities, airport arrival/departure, baggage claim, security check, check-in/baggage check, and food, beverage, and retail. According to News 3, “The study is based on more than 26,000 completed surveys from U.S. or Canadian residents or traveled through at least one airport in recent weeks.”
I totally believe our Las Vegas airport deserved that top ranking spot. Harry Reid International sees an INSANE amount of travelers day-in and day-out, year after year. So many are traveling to and from our beautiful city for the Vegas experience itself, but many others make stops at the airport during layovers. Regardless of passengers’ reasons for travel into Las Vegas, I’m honored that our airport has ranked among the best North America has to offer. So. Deserved. Congrats to all of those that have made Harry Reid International Airports the incredible travel hub that it is.
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Sammi Reeves is the afternoon show host on 102.7 VGS. Before her radio career, she worked several jobs in the media industry, specifically involving social media and media buying. As a content creator for 102.7 VGS, Sammi writes Las Vegas content centered around local restaurants, events, and need-to-know news.