Allegiant Travel Files Amended 10-K Revealing Strong 2025 Performance and Executive Compensation

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Allegiant Travel filed an amended 10-K, completing its annual report with previously omitted Part III information, which details strong 2025 performance metrics and executive compensation payouts that exceeded targets.

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• 2025 Executive Compensation Disclosed

  The filing details 2025 executive compensation, including base salaries, short-term cash bonuses, and long-term stock grants for named executive officers (NEOs).

• Strong 2025 Performance Exceeds Targets

  NEOs earned 124% of target short-term incentives and 120.3% of target performance-based stock grants for 2025, driven by exceeding targets in key metrics such as airline CASM ex. fuel (141% achieved), operational excellence (150%), and controllable completion (150%).

• Annual Report Completed with Part III Information

  This amendment includes the full Part III information, covering corporate governance, executive compensation, and security ownership, which was omitted from the original 10-K filed on February 26, 2026.

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This amended 10-K completes Allegiant Travel's annual report by providing the previously omitted Part III information. While administrative in nature, the filing reveals significant details about the company's 2025 performance and executive compensation. Named executive officers achieved substantial incentive payouts, exceeding targets for both short-term cash bonuses and long-term stock grants. This was driven by strong operational and financial performance in 2025, including exceeding targets for airline cost per available seat mile (CASM) excluding fuel, operational excellence, and controllable completion. This disclosure reinforces a positive view of the company's execution in the past year, aligning with recent positive news regarding antitrust clearance and raised Q1 2026 guidance.