There is a regional airport in Cedar City but I'm not sure if they can land the charter plane there. If not, it would be a flight to Vegas and a two/three hour bus ride to Cedar City. NAU and Cedar City have to be the most difficult trips (North Dakota doesn't count since they are leaving). Idaho is going to be up there as well and for anyone other than us and Slac, Cal Poly has to be a pain to get to.

They could fly into St George, Utah, and from there it's only a 50 minute drive to Cedar City.

I think teams fly into Vegas and bus to Cedar City.

I think teams fly into Vegas and bus to Cedar City. — SloStang

If the teams have a chartered 737, they can land at St. George. That airport is plenty big enough to handle large jets.

i think one of the big attractions of the charter, is that they can fly much closer to all the Big Sky cities.

I thought the CEO of Jet Blue (or is it another airlines) was an alumni and they were assisting with the chartering service?

Maurice Gallagher is the CEO of Allegiant Air. He also has his name on the new GSM building.

For Idaho games, would the team fly to Spokane and bus to Moscow or would they fly to Lewiston?
Yeah, CP would be a massive pain for the non California teams. I mean even with a charter, you'd probably get no closer than SB?
PSU: Duh
Weber: SLC
Montanas (both): Missoula and Bozeman.
EWU: Spokane
Sac State: The Hornets would probably fly from Sacramento to LAX to NY-JFK before connecting to SFO and driving to Davis getting hopelessly lost in the Death Star before realizing they just aren't going to win and call former mens BB coach, Gary Stewart to get help.
Not sure about NAU and NoCo?

Charters used to fly into Santa Maria which in about 40 minutes south of San Luis Obispo. I believe they can now fly direct into San Luis Obispo.

Stanford short of QBs at spring practice. Starting QB has a hip pointer?, backup transfered, another taking a Mormon mission, so a walk on will get a lot of work.

SB Nation has San Jose State as 3 point favorites.

"60 Minutes" ran a story on Allegiant Air a couple of weeks ago. Might be better to walk. Barefoot. At night. In dark clothing. Wearing blinders. On the wrong side of the road.

Saw a snippet. Poor maintenance records?

Old planes, poor maintenance, some scary incidents, some involving in-air cabin fires,...

Here's the article from CBS news, https://www.cbsnews.com/news/allegiant-air-the-budget-airline-flying-under-the-radar/

And in fairness, Allegiant's response, https://www.cbsnews.com/news/allegiant-air-60-minutes-defensive-2018-04-16/

I saw that segment too, pretty crazy track record and I’m kind of shocked they’re still in business.

A good buddy of mine, now retired, flew the left seat for Allegiant for many years. I'll have to ask him about this.

Looking forward to all these games