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The Las Vegas Raiders frequently express frustration over losing their home-field advantage as opposing teams’ fans flock to Allegiant Stadium, filling up thousands of seats.

Despite this, Allegiant Travel Co., the company with naming rights to the stadium, is leveraging this influx of visiting fans by offering additional flights to Las Vegas.

On Monday, Allegiant Travel Co. announced a series of new flights via Allegiant Air, focusing on arrivals and departures that align with NFL games in Las Vegas, Phoenix, Los Angeles, and Nashville.

This initiative specifically targets fans of the Cleveland Browns and Kansas City Chiefs, promoting special flights to Harry Reid International Airport for games scheduled in September and October.

Allegiant is advertising nonstop flights from Akron-Canton Airport to Reid International for the Raiders’ Week 4 game against the Browns on September 28 and 30.

Additionally, the airline is offering flights from Kansas City International Airport for the Raiders’ Week 7 matchup with the Chiefs on October 26 and 28.

Drew Wells, Allegiant’s Chief Revenue Officer, highlighted the enthusiasm of football fans in a recent press release, stating, “Football fans are the heartbeat of the game, and we want to make sure they can feel every pulse-pounding moment live.

These specialty flights have been extremely popular during past NFL seasons, and we expect them to sell out in advance of the game.”

Allegiant is also appealing to Green Bay Packers fans by promoting flights from Appleton International Airport in Wisconsin and Chicago’s Rockford International Airport to Nashville for the Packers’ Week 3 game against the Tennessee Titans.

Efforts to reach representatives from the Raiders for comment were unsuccessful.

With these specially timed flights, Allegiant Air aims to enhance the game-day experience for fans by ensuring they have convenient travel options to support their teams live at various NFL venues.