Atlanta to Chicago nonstop
Yes: Delta, United, American, Frontier and Republic fly direct from Atlanta (ATL) to Chicago (ORD) about 20 times a day, year-round.
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- Distance and flight time
- 606 miles nonstop, about 1 hr 45 min gate to gate. Flight time is an estimate from the great-circle distance; the filings carry distance, not scheduled elapsed time.
- Seasonality
- Flew every month of the last year: busiest in August 2026 (139 flights a week), quietest in January 2026 (99 flights a week).
- Sep 2025: 126 flights a week
- Oct 2025: 129 flights a week
- Nov 2025: 116 flights a week
- Dec 2025: 107 flights a week
- Jan 2026: 99 flights a week
- Feb 2026: 111 flights a week
- Mar 2026: 110 flights a week
- Apr 2026: 125 flights a week
- May 2026: 133 flights a week
- Jun 2026: 132 flights a week
- Jul 2026: 132 flights a week
- Aug 2026: 139 flights a week
Flights a week by month, Sep 2025 to Aug 2026, from US DOT on-time filings. - Who operates the flights
- Delta 39%, United 27%, American 15%, Frontier 11%, Envoy 6% (regional operator), Republic 2% (regional operator) of departures, counted across the August 2026 and February 2026 US DOT on-time filings.
- Fares
- Half of the 12,415 tickets in the US DOT fare survey for Q2 2025 sold between $100 and $250 one way, median $150. The survey runs a couple of quarters behind, so read it as the shape of the route's pricing rather than today's quote.
- Jul to Sep (Q3 2024): median $150 one way, middle half $75 to $250, 12,638 tickets
- Oct to Dec (Q4 2024): median $175 one way, middle half $100 to $275, 11,250 tickets
- Jan to Mar (Q1 2025): median $150 one way, middle half $100 to $275, 8,819 tickets
- Apr to Jun (Q2 2025): median $150 one way, middle half $100 to $250, 12,415 tickets
Jul to Sep, Jan to Mar and Apr to Jun trips were the cheapest (median $150 one way) and Oct to Dec trips cost the most (median $175), in the DOT ticket survey for Q3 2024 to Q2 2025. Bars show the middle half of one-way fares; the mark is the median.
Flying the other way? Chicago to Atlanta nonstop.
Also nonstop from Atlanta (ATL)
Busiest other routes out of the same airport
- Orlando (MCO) about 22 times a day
- New York (LGA) about 21 times a day
- Fort Lauderdale (FLL) about 19 times a day
- Washington (DCA) about 18 times a day
- Philadelphia (PHL) about 17 times a day
- Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW) about 17 times a day
- Tampa (TPA) about 17 times a day
- Miami (MIA) about 16 times a day
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