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Flights from Atlanta to Ithaca
There are no direct flights from Atlanta to Ithaca. The fastest way is one stop via Washington, about 8h 33m door to door (4 connections a week on current schedules).
No direct flights · 1 connection option From 8h 33m
Atlanta to Ithaca at a glance
Fastest journey8h 33mVia Washington, on current schedules
Nonstop flightsNoneConnect via Washington
Best ways to fly from Atlanta to Ithaca
Ranked by how easy the connection is: one airline or alliance first (bags and connection protected), then the quickest self-transfer options.
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ATL Washington (IAD) ITH
Leg 1: Delta Air Lines, Frontier Airlines, United Airlines · Leg 2: CommutAir
Sun01:00 ATL02:33 IAD5h 57m connection08:30 IAD09:33 ITHDelta Air Lines + CommutAir
Connections are computed from flights actually flown over the last 8 weeks, with at least 45 minutes to change on one airline and 2 hours on separate tickets. Times are local. The search shows live itineraries and exact times.
Good to know
- Distance
- 1,193 km741 miles
- Journey time
- 8h 33mon current schedules
- Time difference
- NoneIthaca vs Atlanta
- Currency in Ithaca
- USD
- Airports
- ATL, PDK → ITH
Flights from Atlanta to Ithaca: questions answered
Are there direct flights from Atlanta to Ithaca?
No. There is no nonstop service, so you will connect, most easily in Washington. Most connections mean separate tickets, so leave plenty of time to collect bags and check in again.
How long is the flight from Atlanta to Ithaca?
With one connection the journey usually takes around 8h 33m, depending on the layover. The straight-line distance is 1,193 km.
Where do you change planes between Atlanta and Ithaca?
The best connecting points are Washington (IAD). Compare one-ticket itineraries with self-transfer options in the search.
Which airports serve Atlanta and Ithaca?
Atlanta: Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) and DeKalb Peachtree Airport (PDK). Ithaca: Ithaca Tompkins Regional Airport (ITH).
