Flights from New York City to Atlanta, TX

Flights from New York to Atlanta

When passengers need to take a flight from New York to Atlanta they will find a good choice of routes to suit every schedule and budget with a similar timetable in operation seven days a week throughout the year. There are at least six dozen flights from New York to Atlanta every day, over four dozen of which are direct. Direct journey times range from just under 2.five hours to three hours. Other routes require one or two connections and can have overall journey times of up to 7.five hours. Departures are from John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) or La Guardia Airport (LGA) while all arrivals are at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport (ATL) in Atlanta.

Which airlines operate routes from New York to Atlanta?

Flights from New York to Atlanta are operated by five airlines. These are Delta, Southwest, United, Frontier and American Airlines. All five providers offer both daily direct flights and connecting flights but the fastest direct routes are with Delta and Southwest. When flights are not direct, they require either one or two connections en route.

How long is the flight from New York to Atlanta?

The fastest journey on a direct flight from New York to Atlanta takes a little under 2.five hours while other direct routes can take up to approximately three hours. Depending on the flight path and the waiting times at transfer airports, connecting flights to Atlanta from New York take between four hours and 7.five hours to complete the journey. Where transfers are required they are made at airports that include Ronald Reagan National Airport (DCA), Douglas International Airport (CLT), Philadelphia International Airport (PHL), Midway International Airport (MDW), Tampa International Airport (TPA), and Hopkins International Airport (CLE).

How many flights are there from New York to Atlanta?

When booking a flight from New York to Atlanta, passengers have a choice of over four dozen direct flights every day of the week plus up to a further two dozen routes that require one or two connections. The first flight from New York to Atlanta leaves in the early morning. There are then departures scheduled at regular intervals throughout the day until mid-evening.

What is/are the departure and arrival airports for flights from New York to Atlanta?

Departure airport: When passengers fly to Atlanta from New York they have a choice of departure airports. These are John F. Kennedy (JFK) located 18 miles (29 kilometers) from the city center, Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) which is 9 miles (14 kilometers) away and LaGuardia (LGA) which can be found approximately 11 miles (18 kilometers) from central New York. All three enjoy good transit links between the airport terminals and the city center through a choice of subway routes, and both local and shuttle buses. There are also taxi stands and car rental desks at all three airports. Each airport is fully accessible for passengers with limited mobility with step-free access to all areas as well as on transport links. Terminals have adapted restrooms, relief areas for service dogs, and staff on hand to provide assistance where required. Each terminal at John F. Kennedy, LaGuardia, and Newark Liberty airports has an extensive range of amenities that include car parking, restrooms and showers, left luggage storage, WiFi, passenger and business lounges, payphones, currency and banking services, ATMs, children's areas, water stations, and a varied selection of stores, cafes, and restaurants.

Arrival airport: Flights to Atlanta from New York all land at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport (ATL). The airport can be found just 10 miles (15.5 kilometers) from Downtown Atlanta and is linked to the city and local hotels by taxi, car rental, local buses, trains, a shared-ride system, and the SkyTrain. The airport is one of the busiest in the world and covers a large land area but it is, however, easy to navigate and use with efficient links between its terminals and other areas such as taxi stands, transit links, and parking lots. In the parking lots, there are over 100 charging points for electric and hybrid vehicles, part of the airport's drive to be more 'green'. Local transit plus all areas of the airport are step-free with easy access for passengers with limited mobility via elevators, escalators, and ramps. There are adapted restrooms for passengers and relief areas for service animals while wheelchairs are available and extra assistance can be pre-booked. Amenities at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport include WiFi, ATMs, banking and currency services, restrooms and showers, public payphones, passenger lounges, medical assistance, and a wide selection of bars, cafes, restaurants and stores.