
Two ultra-low-cost carriers fly out of Provo (PVU) and Ogden (OGD). Which one should you choose for your next vacation?
Flying out of smaller Utah airports like Provo (PVU) has become incredibly popular for families. As of 2026, Provo is served by Allegiant Air, Breeze Airways, and American Airlines. Both ultra-low-cost carriers offer cheap base fares, but the experience (and total cost) can be very different. Here is our up-to-date breakdown for Utah travelers.
Both airlines focus on leisure destinations. Always compare total price including bags and seats.
For most Utah families, we strongly recommend Breeze Airways when prices are close. Newer planes, better legroom, family seating policies, and easier changes make the experience far less stressful — especially with kids. Allegiant can still win on raw price if you pack very light (strict personal item only) and the base fare is significantly lower.
Pro tip: Always calculate the all-in price (bags + seats). Use our alerts for both airlines out of PVU and SLC.
Breeze is generally preferred for families. Newer A220 planes with 31" legroom, easier family seating, and more forgiving change policies. Allegiant works if the price is much lower and you pack light with a true personal item only.
Both are ultra-low-cost: personal item is free (strict size). Carry-on and checked bags cost extra on both. Breeze often has bundle options that feel more family-friendly. Always add the cost when comparing fares.
Yes — both fly nonstop to Orange County (SNA) from PVU. Breeze often praised for newer planes on this popular route.
Breeze is usually more flexible (credits instead of fees). Allegiant is stricter. Check current policy at booking as it can change.