Allegiant Travel subsidiary draws $178M loan
The $177.5 million fixed-rate draw is designated for aircraft deliveries and general corporate purposes; a separate $71.8 million draw funds Boeing pre-delivery payments.
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Rhea-AI Filing Summary
Allegiant Travel Company, through a wholly owned subsidiary, borrowed the full $177.5 million available under a previously reported credit facility secured by certain aircraft in its fleet. The loans bear a fixed rate, with quarterly amortizing payments beginning in July 2027 over five to six years, depending on aircraft grouping. Proceeds will support upcoming aircraft deliveries and general corporate purposes.
Before the end of third quarter 2026, a wholly owned subsidiary also borrowed $71.8 million under a previously reported $231.0 million facility to fund part of pre-delivery payments to The Boeing Company for certain Boeing 737-MAX aircraft. These loans bear floating interest based on SOFR plus a margin, are secured by assignment of the related purchase contract, and are payable on or before aircraft delivery but no later than March 31, 2028. $159.3 million remains undrawn under that facility.
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quarterly amortizing payments financial
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collateral assignment financial
pre-delivery payments financial
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