Alaska Airlines has round-trip flights from Portland (PDX) to Atlanta (ATL) for $133-$159, NONSTOP. Flights December to January. Very few weekends available. No Christmas dates available.
For Alaska Airlines use the “WINTER20” code for 20% off (link). This code works on other destinations, see rules on Alaska Airlines website. Code expires tomorrow 11/19 at midnight.
Frontier has round-trip flights from Newark/New York (EWR) to Atlanta (ATL) for $39-$54, NONSTOP. ($20-$27 each-way) Flights September to December. No Christmas dates available.
Alaska Airlines and Delta have round-trip flights from Portland (PDX) to Atlanta (ATL) for $176-$197, NONSTOP. Flights August to December. Departures on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday. Extended weekends available. No Christmas dates available.
Frontier has round-trip flights from Chicago (ORD) to Atlanta (ATL) for $49-$60, NONSTOP. Flights July to August. No Friday departures. Extended weekends available.
Southwest and JetBlue have round-trip flights from New York (LGA/JFK) to Atlanta (ATL) for $127-$137, NONSTOP. Flights July to September. Very few weekends available. Origin/Destination reversible.
Southwest has round-trip flights from New York (LGA) to Atlanta, Nashville, Chicago, or New Orleans (ATL, BNA, MDW, MSY) for $99-$152, NONSTOP.
Atlanta: Flights August to December.
Nashville: Flights July to October.
Chicago: Flights in June, August, September, and October
Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian have round-trip flights from Portland (PDX) to Atlanta (ATL) for $157, NONSTOP. Flights in April. Departures on Tuesday, Saturday, and Sunday. Very few extended weekends available. Origin/Destination reversible.
Some small OTAs on Skyscanner have this for as low as $145; which is cheaper than the airline. If you plan on booking there, beware of any site that charges a fee to cancel a ticket within the 24-hour “free” period. Use unknown booking sites at your own risk.
Flight may operate as a code-share between the two airlines.
Delta has round-trip flights from Seattle (SEA) to Atlanta (ATL) for $157, NONSTOP. Flights February to March. Departures on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Extended weekends available. Origin/Destination reversible.
A Carry-on bag and also a personal item is allowed for free on Delta. You can avoid paying for seat selection by accepting the randomly assigned seat at the gate.
American Airlines has round-trip flights from Seattle (SEA) to Atlanta, Houston, Newark/New York, Detroit, or Raleigh (ATL, IAH, EWR, DTW, RDU) for $150 with a connection. Flights January to March. Departures on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Extended weekends available.
A Carry-on bag and also a personal item is allowed for free on American. You can avoid paying for seat selection by accepting the randomly assigned seat at the gate.
JetBlue has round-trip flights from New York (JFK) to Atlanta (ATL) for $117, NONSTOP. Flights December to April. Departures on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Extended weekends available. No Christmas dates available.
JetBlue’s “Basic” fares allow for a carry-on bag and a small personal item (17 x 13 x 8 inches), like a Jansport SuperBreak backpack without a fee. You can avoid seat selection fees by accepting the randomly assigned seat at the gate.
American Airlines has round-trip flights from Portland (PDX) to Atlanta (ATL) for $176 with a connection. Flights January to February. Weekends available.
A Carry-on bag and also a personal item is allowed for free on American. You can avoid paying for seat selection by accepting the randomly assigned seat at the gate.
Alaska Airlines has round-trip flights from Seattle (SEA) to Atlanta (ATL) for $157, NONSTOP. Flights January to February. No Tuesday departures. Weekends available.
Some small OTAs on Skyscanner and Google have this for as low as $136; which is cheaper than the airline. If you plan on booking there, beware of any site that charges a fee to cancel a ticket within the 24-hour “free” period. Use unknown booking sites at your own risk.
A Carry-on bag and also a personal item is allowed for free on Alaska Airlines. You can avoid paying for seat selection by accepting the randomly assigned seat at the gate.
American Airlines has round-trip flights from Phoenix (PHX) to Atlanta (ATL) for $139, NONSTOP. Flights January to March. Departures on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday. Extended weekends available.
A Carry-on bag and also a personal item is allowed for free on American. You can avoid paying for seat selection by accepting the randomly assigned seat at the gate.
Alaska Airlines has round-trip flights from Portland (PDX) to Atlanta (ATL) for $157, NONSTOP. Flights November to December. Weekends available. Origin/Destination reversible. Holiday blackouts.
Some small OTAs on Skyscanner have this for as low as $145; which is cheaper than the airline. If you plan on booking there, beware of any site that charges a fee to cancel a ticket within the 24-hour “free” period. Use unknown booking sites at your own risk.
A Carry-on bag and also a personal item is allowed for free on Alaska Airlines. You can avoid paying for seat selection by accepting the randomly assigned seat at the gate.
Delta has round-trip flights from Seattle or Portland (SEA, PDX) to Atlanta (ATL) for $157, NONSTOP. Flights November to March. Weekends available. Origin/Destination reversible. Seattle has dates over Thanksgiving available.
A Carry-on bag and also a personal item is allowed for free on Delta. You can avoid paying for seat selection by accepting the randomly assigned seat at the gate.
Alaska Airlines has round-trip flights from Portland (PDX) to Atlanta or Minneapolis (ATL, MSP) for $137-$157, NONSTOP. Flights October to December. Weekends available. Origin/Destination reversible. No Christmas dates available.
A Carry-on bag and also a personal item is allowed for free on Alaska Airlines. You can avoid paying for seat selection by accepting the randomly assigned seat at the gate.
JetBlue has round-trip flights from New York (LGA/JFK) to Atlanta, Charleston, Boston, or Raleigh (ATL, CHS, BOS, RDU) for $57-$93 , NONSTOP. Flights October to November. Departures on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday. Very few extended weekends available. Origin/Destination reversible. No Thanksgiving dates. Cheapest fares are midweek.
JetBlue’s “Basic” fares only allow a small personal item (17 x 13 x 8 inches), like a Jansport SuperBreak backpack without a fee. A regular sized carry-on bag will incur a bag fee. To avoid bag fees, consider using a credit card with the “first free checked bag” perk.
American Airlines has round-trip flights from Phoenix (PHX) to Atlanta (ATL) for $151, NONSTOP. Flights in September and November. Very few weekends available. Origin/Destination reversible. Dates over Thanksgiving are available.
A Carry-on bag and also a personal item is allowed for free on American. You can avoid paying for seat selection by accepting the randomly assigned seat at the gate.
Frontier has round-trip flights from Chicago (MDW/ORD) to Atlanta (ATL) for $38-$48, NONSTOP. $19-$24 each-way. Flights July to November. No Sunday departures. Very few weekends available. Origin/Destination reversible. No Thanksgiving dates.
Frontier fares do not include a free carry-on bag. Only a small personal item, like a Jansport SuperBreak backpack is free. You can avoid paying for seat selection if you accept the randomly assigned seat prior to boarding.
JetBlue, Southwest, and United have round-trip flights from New York/Newark (LGA/JFK/EWR) to Atlanta (ATL) for $117-$137, NONSTOP. Flights June to November. Weekends available. Origin/Destination reversible. No Thanksgiving dates.
