Outbound
1 hour 30 minutes
Return
1 hour 25 minutes
Daily Flights
8+
Airlines
4
Timezone note
Atlanta is 1 hour ahead of New Orleans (Eastern vs Central Time).
About this route
New Orleans to Atlanta flights
New Orleans to Atlanta is a short Gulf South hop connecting two culturally rich cities. Delta dominates with its ATL mega-hub, while Southwest and Spirit provide budget options. The route serves both business travelers and tourists, with Mardi Gras and Jazz Fest driving seasonal demand spikes.
The 1-hour timezone shift is easy to manage. Atlanta's airport is the world's busiest, but the domestic terminal is well-organized with a train connecting all concourses. Expect 15-20 minutes from landing to baggage claim.
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How long is the MSY to ATL flight?
About 1 hour 30 minutes in both directions.
Which airlines fly this route?
Delta, Southwest, Spirit, and Frontier all serve MSY-ATL.
What's the time difference?
Atlanta is 1 hour ahead of New Orleans — Eastern vs Central Time.
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