Vuelos Desde Orlando Intl. (MCO) a Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Intl. (ATL) Empezando Desde $27

Make sure you check out the Covid-19 Travel Advisor to learn if there are any present travel advice reports and quarantine requirements in place in ATL when flying in from Orlando Intl. Airport (MCO).

Your next amazing adventure is on the other side of just one flight. You can jet direct from MCO to Atlanta Airport with multiple airlines, including Delta and Southwest Airlines.

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On average, traveling from Orlando Intl. Airport (MCO) to Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport takes a quick 1 hour and 30 minutes in total. Use the short trip to rest your eyes or listen to a quick podcast before the next step of your adventure begins.

With only 410 mi separating Orlando Intl. Airport (MCO) and ATL, time will whiz by between the fasten seat belt sign going off and the captain preparing the wheels for touchdown.

If you’re searching for direct flights from Orlando Intl. Airport to ATL, you’ve got quite a few options. Below are the most popular airlines that will take you straight to Atlanta:

• Delta - (DL) with 382 flights every month
• Southwest Airlines - (WN) with 130 flights every month
• Frontier Airlines - (F9) with 60 flights every month
• Spirit Airlines - (NK) with 30 flights every month

From the moment you enter the departure terminal to when you leave the arrivals terminal, if you’re flying with Delta, Southwest Airlines or American Airlines you can be sure that COVID-19 measures and social distancing rules have been adhered to. Many airlines have introduced capped capacity flights and keeping the middle seat empty.

This just in! Airfares offered on Thursdays tend to be the cheapest, according to flight demand on Travelocity in 2021. Tuesday and Wednesday prices are also good, but you may want to prepare your budget if booking during the weekend, as data shows that is when prices are generally at their highest.

Frequent travelers may already know this, but earlier in the week can be the cheapest time to fly. In 2021, flights departing on a Monday were generally the cheapest of the week, whereas you may pay a premium for weekend flights when demand is usually high. On average, tickets were most expensive for Saturday departures, so if you need to fly out on a weekend, you might look for deals ahead of time.

Trying to figure out how early you should book your flight? It’s possible to start comparing international airfares on Travelocity up to 12 months in advance. However, it does depend on the carrier as not all airlines release their prices that far out. According to our 2021 flight demand trends, last minute planners can still bag a bargain with some of the cheapest fares appearing 0-2 weeks prior to their travel dates.*According to flight demand on Travelocity.com from January to December 2021. Savings are subject to change based on departure location, date and destination.