Flights to Atlanta

ATL is Atlanta’s main airport and one of the busiest in the world. It serves hundreds of domestic and international routes, with major airlines including Delta, Southwest, United, and more.

It’s just 10 miles south of downtown Atlanta, requiring a 15–20 minute drive or a 25-minute MARTA train ride.

Located in Birmingham, Alabama, BHM is a regional alternative to ATL for travellers in the Southeast. It offers domestic flights to major US hubs through American, Delta, and Southwest.

It’s about 150 miles west of Atlanta, requiring a 2.5-hour drive or a combination of Greyhound or Amtrak and local transport (around 3–4 hours total travel time).

CHA is a small regional airport located in Chattanooga, Tennessee, about 120 miles north of Atlanta. It offers domestic flights with American, Delta, and United.

You’ll need to drive for around 2 hours to reach Atlanta from CHA, or take a bus with at least one transfer, which can take 3–4 hours.

GSP is a smaller regional airport located in Greer, South Carolina, serving the Greenville–Spartanburg area. It offers regular domestic flights through carriers like American, Delta, Southwest, and United.

The airport is around 160 miles northeast of Atlanta, with a 2.5 to 3-hour drive to the city. Public transport options are limited, so a rental car or shuttle is usually the best choice.

Spring in Atlanta brings warm temperatures, blooming flowers, and clear skies, making it one of the most pleasant seasons to explore the city. It’s ideal for outdoor festivals, park strolls, and patio dining without the intensity of summer heat.

Summer in Atlanta is hot and humid, with temperatures often climbing above 30°C (86°F). While it’s a popular time for family travel, most activities move indoors or to shaded green spaces.

Autumn in Atlanta offers mild weather and colourful foliage, creating the perfect conditions for walking trails, food festivals, and college football games. The city slows down slightly after summer but stays lively with seasonal events and outdoor dining.

Winter in Atlanta is generally mild with occasional chilly mornings, rarely dropping below freezing. While snow is uncommon, the cooler weather makes it a great time to explore indoor attractions like museums, theatres, and the Georgia Aquarium without the crowds.

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Yes, direct flights to Atlanta are widely available, and with us, you can choose from over 600 airlines! Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) is one of the busiest airports in the world, offering lots of nonstop connections. You’ll find direct flights from major European cities like London and Amsterdam, as well as from Asia and other regions. You can also fly domestically within the US.

Atlanta is generally safe for visitors, especially in popular areas like Midtown, Buckhead, Downtown, and the Atlanta BeltLine, which are well-patrolled and frequented by tourists. However, like many large cities, some neighbourhoods outside these areas, such as parts of Southwest Atlanta and some eastside districts, experience higher crime rates. Overall, millions of tourists visit Atlanta each year without issue.

Atlanta has a humid subtropical climate, with hot, humid summers and mild winters. Summers are often warm, with average highs around 30–33°C (86–91°F). Winters are mild, with average highs around 10–13°C (50–55°F) and occasional cold snaps, but snow is rare. Spring and autumn are pleasant, with comfortable temperatures and lower humidity.