Outbound
2 hours 20 minutes
Return
2 hours 15 minutes
Daily Flights
3-5
Airlines
3
Timezone note
Both cities are Central Time — no timezone adjustment needed.
About this route
Nashville to Austin flights
Nashville to Austin connects two of America's fastest-growing cities and live music capitals. Both are booming tech and entertainment hubs, driving strong demand from young professionals, business travelers, and weekend tourists. Southwest leads with Spirit and Frontier competing on price.
Same timezone keeps coordination simple. Both airports have seen rapid growth and expansion. The route is especially popular for long weekends — Austin's food, music, and outdoor scene draws Nashville visitors, and vice versa.
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FAQ
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How long is the BNA to AUS flight?
About 2 hours 20 minutes westbound and 2 hours 15 minutes eastbound.
Which airlines fly Nashville to Austin?
Southwest, Spirit, and Frontier all serve this route.
Are both cities in the same timezone?
Yes, both Nashville and Austin are Central Time.
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