Provo Airport Route by Route: Every Destination From PVU, the Airline That Flies It and the Seasons (October 2026)

Elly Giordano Contributing Writer, Provo.com How we make Provo.com

Provo Airport has three airlines and, as of October 2026, nonstop service to 16 airports, but those numbers flatter it a little. Several routes run twice a week. Some are seasonal. A few destinations that airline websites happily sell from Provo involve a stop on the way. This page goes route by route so you can tell which is which before you plan a trip around one.

Read the date. Everything here was checked on October 19, 2026, against the airport's own pages, the airlines' route pages and published schedule data. Airline route maps at an airport this size change several times a year. Confirm on the airline's site before you book.

For the airport itself (the terminal, security, parking strategy), see our guide to flying from Provo Airport. For whether to fly PVU or drive to Salt Lake, see PVU or SLC. This page is the route map. Honeymooners can compare nonstop options in where Utah Valley couples honeymoon.

Where our information comes from, and where it disagrees

Provo's airport lists its airlines (Allegiant, American and Breeze) but publishes its route map only as an image and tells travelers to "check each airline's website for the most updated list of destinations." So we used three kinds of source:

• The airlines' own route pages. Allegiant's Provo route pages say outright whether flights are nonstop. Breeze's Provo page lists destinations and fares but does not say which are nonstop.
• Schedule data from FlightsFrom, which lists nonstop routes from published airline schedules. It is useful and sometimes inconsistent with itself (its frequency counts on a single route page do not always agree), so we use it for the existence and season of a route, not for exact weekly counts.
• News reports of route announcements, for start dates and days of the week.

Where these disagree, we say so below rather than pick one.

The routes

Nonstop, by region

*The count of flights FlightsFrom listed for the coming month when we checked on October 19, 2026. It is a rough guide to how busy a route is, not a timetable: a route with 3 flights a month may fly on only one day of the week.

Route notes, airline by airline

American Airlines. American is the connection airline at PVU: its value is less the destination than what you can reach from it.

• Dallas/Fort Worth. American's year-round route. Schedule data show about two flights a day. Since April 10, 2026, American has also flown a mainline Airbus A319 on the route twice a week, on Mondays and Fridays, according to AirlineGeeks; before that the route was flown only under the American Eagle regional brand. Breeze's Provo page also sells Dallas/Fort Worth, and FlightsFrom lists Breeze nonstops there a couple of times a week; it is the one route where American and Breeze overlap.
• Phoenix Sky Harbor. When American launched at Provo in October and November 2024, a Provo City release announced Phoenix once daily in each direction alongside Dallas. In October 2026, FlightsFrom's data show American's Phoenix service "ending" on January 5, 2027, and American's own Provo-to-Phoenix page showed no fares for February or March 2027. Treat it as seasonal or at risk until American says otherwise.
• Chicago O'Hare. FlightsFrom shows a once-weekly American route to Chicago that was added in March 2026 and ended in October 2026. We could not confirm the route on an American or airport page, so watch for whether it returns next summer.

Allegiant Air. Allegiant's route pages for Provo answer the nonstop question directly. Its pages for Phoenix-Mesa, Santa Ana, Nashville, Austin, Orlando-Sanford, Houston Hobby and Portland each say "all Allegiant Air flights from Provo to [the city] are nonstop."

• Orlando-Sanford is a winter route: Allegiant's fare listings started on December 25, and FlightsFrom shows service from December 19 to April 10.
• Portland fares on Allegiant's page ran only through early December when we checked, and FlightsFrom lists the route as ending January 2, 2027.
• Las Vegas is the conflict. Allegiant's Provo-to-Las Vegas page says its flights are nonstop, but FlightsFrom lists Allegiant's last Provo-Las Vegas flight as scheduled for February 9, 2025 and shows only Breeze flying it now. Search Allegiant's booking tool for your date before counting on it.
• Burbank. Allegiant's page describes Provo-Burbank as nonstop, and FlightsFrom lists two Allegiant flights a week alongside Breeze's. Unlike Allegiant's other Provo pages, the Burbank page has no FAQ confirming it, so check dates directly.

Breeze Airways. Breeze has the most Provo routes and sells a few more destinations than it flies nonstop.

• Santa Ana/Orange County is the busiest route at the airport by number of flights, with Breeze and Allegiant both flying it. FlightsFrom's route summary counts 28 flights a week.
• Burbank and Las Vegas were Breeze's 2026 additions. Airways Magazine, reporting Breeze's announcement, listed Burbank five days a week (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday) from March 11, 2026, and Las Vegas on Mondays and Fridays, returning March 13, 2026 after Breeze last flew it in April 2023. FlightsFrom's October data show more Las Vegas days than that, so the schedule has grown or shifted since launch.
• Orlando, Raleigh-Durham, Washington Dulles, San Francisco and San Bernardino are Breeze's longer-standing nonstops, each running a few days a week rather than daily.

One-stop destinations that look like routes

Breeze's Provo page lists Arcata-Eureka, California and Redmond-Bend, Oregon. Neither is nonstop from Provo. When Breeze announced them for March 2026, it sold them from Provo as one-stop flights through Burbank: "BreezeThru" service, where you stay on the plane, or a connection. Breeze announced Eugene, Oregon and Pasco-Tri-Cities, Washington the same way; neither appeared on Breeze's Provo page when we checked in October 2026.

This is where reporting diverged. KSL's July 2025 headline said Breeze would "add 6 new routes out of Provo." The Daily Herald's report the same day said that apart from Las Vegas and Burbank, the other flights "will be one-stop." Airways Magazine's breakdown of Breeze's schedule confirms the one-stop routing. If a stop through Burbank works for you, these are fine trips. Just do not expect a nonstop.

Breeze's Provo page also sells fares to Hartford, Vero Beach and Phoenix Sky Harbor. None of those appear in published nonstop schedule data for Provo, so expect a connection.

Getting to PVU and parking

The airport's Parking and Transportation page lists:

• Long-term parking: $12 a day, first two hours free, days counted midnight to midnight. More than 500 stalls, the closest parking to the terminal. Pay by card at the exit gate or with cash at the pay station inside the terminal.
• Park and Wait lot: free, a short distance from the terminal, for picking up arriving passengers.
• Bus: UTA Route 833 runs hourly between the airport and the Provo FrontRunner station. UTA On Demand serves Provo's west side. UTA says Route 833 does not run on Sundays.
• Rideshare and taxis: pickup and drop-off zones near the terminal.
• Rental cars: counters next to baggage claim.

What is changing

Provo is building more gates. Our news coverage of the expansion timeline has the latest dates the airport has given. The practical point for this page: a new airline needs a gate, and the airport is working with five today, so new carriers are more likely after the expansion opens than before. No international route has been announced by the airport or any airline.

Planning around the map

• Check the day of the week first. Many PVU routes fly two or three days a week. A route that exists may still not fly on the day you need.
• Watch the seasonals. Orlando-Sanford is a winter route, and the Phoenix and Portland services were listed with end dates in January 2027 when we checked.
• For a weekend away, our nonstop weekend trips from Provo sorts the destinations into the ones that work for two nights.
• If your city is not on the map, you are connecting anyway, and Salt Lake may be the better start. Our guide to flying SLC from Utah Valley covers getting there and parking.

Elly Giordano

Contributing Writer

Elly Giordano is a contributing writer at Provo.com covering outdoor recreation, health and wellness, and Utah Valley's growing food and drink scene. She is an avid hiker and trail runner who knows the Wasatch foothills well, and she reads and reviews every guide on her beat before it is published. When she's not on the trails, she's on the volleyball court, where she plays setter for her college team.

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