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Track Chicago to Philadelphia Flights

Get SMS alerts for ORD-PHL flights. United hub meets American hub.

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Outbound

1 hour 55 minutes

Return

2 hours 10 minutes

Daily Flights

10+

Airlines

4

Timezone note

Philadelphia is 1 hour ahead of Chicago (Eastern vs Central Time).

About this route

Chicago to Philadelphia flights

Chicago to Philadelphia connects two major airline hubs — United's ORD with American's PHL. Both carriers offer frequent service throughout the day, and the business traffic between the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic keeps loads high year-round.

PHL is one of the most delay-prone airports in the country, with weather, construction, and air traffic control constraints regularly impacting arrival times. The intersecting runway layout limits capacity in low visibility. Landing alerts are especially valuable here since scheduled arrival times rarely tell the full story.

Airlines

Airlines on this route

UnitedAmerican AirlinesSpiritFrontier

Airports on this route

How it works

Track Chicago to Philadelphia.

1

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Type the flight number for Chicago to Philadelphia.

2

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3

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

How long is the ORD to PHL flight?

About 1 hour 55 minutes eastbound and 2 hours 10 minutes westbound.

Which airlines fly Chicago to Philadelphia?

United and American Airlines lead, with Spirit and Frontier offering budget options.

What's the time difference?

Philadelphia is 1 hour ahead of Chicago (Eastern vs Central Time).

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Tom Walsh
Tom Walsh

Founder, SkyText

Aviation lover who built SkyText because families deserve to know when someone lands safely. Has tracked more flights than he'd like to admit.