Best Price Found | $18 |
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Fastest flight time | 1h 54m |
Direct flights | None |
Airports in Detroit | 1 airport |
August
The cheapest time of year to fly to Detroit from Atlanta is August. Most expensive is April
Thursday
The cheapest day of the week is typically Thursday. The most expensive is typically Monday
at noon
Atlanta to Detroit flights are approximately 8% more expensive in the evening than at noon
Juneyao Airlines
American Airlines, Delta, and Frontier are the most popular carriers operating from Atlanta to Detroit
Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson - Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County
Fly from Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson to Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County for the best Atlanta - Detroit flight prices
21 days before
The cheapest time to buy a flight from Atlanta to Detroit is approximately 21 days to departure
When you’re planning your trip from Atlanta to Detroit, the most popular airport-to-airport route is Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson Airport to Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport. When booking your trip to Detroit, it is helpful to have an alternative airport to fly out of. The nearest airport to Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson Airport is Chattanooga Lovell Field Airport which is located in Chattanooga. In August, $66 is typically the cheapest round trip price you’ll find from Atlanta to Detroit which you can find when you fly ATL — DTW.
Across 59 Delta flights from Atlanta to Detroit this week, the average price was $297, with the best Delta deals starting from $159 round-trip. 396 users have rated Delta on momondo, with an average score of 7.8/10.
Another popular option for Atlanta to Detroit flights is Spirit Airlines (6.3/10, 893 ratings). Spirit Airlines flies from Atlanta to Detroit around 21 times per week, with deals starting from $55 round-trip and rising to an average price of around $147.
Some of our partner airlines flying from Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson to Detroit are adopting new policies due to the global impact of COVID-19. Some of the airlines that may be waiving their cancellation fees are Spirit Airlines, Delta, and Frontier. You can search for the full list of airlines like Spirit Airlines that are offering this flexibility.
Detroit is 597.0 mi away from Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson. In terms of flight time, this usually takes a little over 1h 54m.
The main airport in Atlanta that serves Detroit flights is Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL). ATL is ranked as one of the busiest airports in the world. The security wait times of ATL vary at different times of the day, but the average wait time stands at 26 minutes. At ATL, you can access amenities such as onsite medical services like automated external defibrillators and an interfaith chapel. Nursing stations are also available in the airport for nursing mothers. Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport (DTW) is the main airport that receives flights from Atlanta to Detroit. DTW is the busiest airport in Michigan, handling more than 1,000 flights per day with a security wait time of 13 minutes on average.
Only one airline, Spirit Airlines, offers direct flights to Detroit from Atlanta. Unfortunately, other airlines only offer one or two stopover flights to DTW. Furthermore, the direct flights offered by Spirit Airlines are few. Only two flights depart from ATL for DTW, one in the morning and the other in the evening. Direct flights to DTW have an average duration of just over two hours. Direct flights from Spirit Airlines are the most cost-effective flights you will find to DTW.
You can book either one- or two-stopover flights to Detroit from Atlanta. United Airlines and Spirit Airlines offer one-stop flights, while American Airlines offer two-stop flights. Flights from Spirit Airlines have a stopover at Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport (FLL) with a flight duration of about nine and a half hours. If you’re flying with United Airlines, expect a stopover at either Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR), O’Hare International Airport (ORD), or Dulles International Airport (IAD). United Airlines flights will have you in the air for about five and a half to six and a half hours. If you’re flying with American Airlines, you will have one stop at Charlotte (CLT) and the other at either New York (LGA), Chicago (ORD), or Philadelphia (PHL). Stopover flights from United Airlines and American Airlines are pricier than flights from Spirit Airlines. Single layovers will have a duration of anywhere between 50 minutes to two and a half hours, while two layovers can have a duration of up to four hours.
All US citizens flying to Detroit are required to show a valid form of identification upon their arrival. These include a driver’s license or state-issued enhanced driver’s license, a valid US passport, permanent resident cards, DHS trusted traveler cards, or any federally recognized photo ID. You can visit the TSA website for more alternative identifications forms that you can provide. TSA exempts children and minors from meeting these requirements.
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