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Atlanta (ATL) to Newark (EWR)

745mi
1,199 km647 nm

Flight time

≈ 2h 17m

Bearing

46° NE

Atlanta (ATL) to Newark (EWR) is 745 miles (1,199 km) as the crow flies — the great-circle baseline most distance-based mileage programs credit.

Route map: ATL → EWRATLEWR

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What actually flies ATLEWR

US DOT T-100 · filed data

In April 2026, Delta Air Lines operated the most departures, one of 5 carriers flying nonstop ATL–EWR; the Boeing 737-900ER was the most common aircraft at 45% of departures; flights ran 83% full.

Departures

1,051

April 2026

Seats

180,211

both directions

Passengers

148,805

both directions

Load factor

82.6%

passengers ÷ seats

Who flies ATL–EWR?

Delta Air Lines operated the most nonstop ATL–EWR departures in April 2026 (509), one of 5 carriers on the route.

  • DL

    Delta Air Lines

    509 departures · 89,131 seats

    84.6%

    Load

  • UA

    United Airlines

    330 departures · 49,698 seats

    75.3%

    Load

  • F9

    Frontier Airlines

    114 departures · 24,540 seats

    83.1%

    Load

  • NK

    Spirit Airlines

    68 departures · 14,562 seats

    93.0%

    Load

  • YX

    Republic Airways

    30 departures · 2,280 seats

    88.4%

    Load

What plane flies ATL–EWR?

In April 2026, the Boeing 737-900ER flew 45% of ATL–EWR departures — more than any other aircraft type.

How has ATL–EWR traffic changed?

Nonstop ATL–EWR departures rose from 912 in May 2025 to 1,051 in April 2026.

Monthly nonstop ATLEWR traffic, trailing 12 months through April 2026. Bars scale to the busiest month; months with no filed service show as zero.

  • May 2025

    912 departures · 132,006 passengers

    81.0%

    Load

  • June 2025

    933 departures · 146,037 passengers

    86.1%

    Load

  • July 2025

    1,010 departures · 155,198 passengers

    87.6%

    Load

  • August 2025

    1,057 departures · 159,600 passengers

    85.9%

    Load

  • September 2025

    1,040 departures · 153,512 passengers

    81.3%

    Load

  • October 2025

    1,063 departures · 156,192 passengers

    84.1%

    Load

  • November 2025

    981 departures · 142,610 passengers

    80.0%

    Load

  • December 2025

    1,011 departures · 150,121 passengers

    87.9%

    Load

  • January 2026

    962 departures · 126,697 passengers

    78.1%

    Load

  • February 2026

    897 departures · 124,242 passengers

    79.3%

    Load

  • March 2026

    1,087 departures · 154,830 passengers

    81.6%

    Load

  • April 2026

    1,051 departures · 148,805 passengers

    82.6%

    Load

By direction

The DOT files each direction separately — they rarely match.

ATLEWR

83.3% full

527 departures · 75,641 passengers

EWRATL

81.9% full

524 departures · 73,164 passengers

Nonstop ATL–EWR traffic has been filed with the US DOT since 2025.

Source: US DOT BTS Form 41 T-100 Segment (All Carriers). Data through April 2026; filings from 2025. Public domain (US Government work). The DOT publishes roughly three months in arrears.

The airports

ATL

US

Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport

Coordinates

33.64°N, 84.43°W

Hemisphere

N · W

EWR

US

Newark Liberty International Airport

Coordinates

40.69°N, 74.17°W

Hemisphere

N · W

Frequently asked

How far is Atlanta (ATL) from Newark (EWR)?

ATL to EWR is 745 miles (1,199 km / 647 nautical miles) measured great-circle — the shortest path over the surface of the Earth.

How long is the flight from ATL to EWR?

A nonstop covers the 745-mile great-circle distance in roughly 2h 17m of block time, before winds. Actual schedules vary a few percent by direction and aircraft.

What plane flies ATL–EWR?

In April 2026, the Boeing 737-900ER flew the largest share of departures (44.6%), followed by the Airbus A321neo (9.6%).

What mileage do I earn flying ATL–EWR?

Distance-based programs credit off the 745-mile great-circle figure, then apply your fare-class earning rate. Revenue-based programs credit off the fare instead.

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