Compare fares on the medium-haul flight from San Diego to Atlanta — a eastbound route of about 1,888 miles, typically flown nonstop in around 4h 15m.
Fares from $140 one-way, economy · as of Jul 7, 2026
Distance
1,888 mi
3,038 km
Est. flight time
4h 15m
nonstop
Nonstop service
Available
6 carriers
Time difference
3 hours ahead
Atlanta
Flights from San Diego International Airport (SAN) to Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) cover roughly 1,888 miles (3,038 km) on a eastbound heading, a nonstop flight of about 4h 15m. The route crosses 3 time zones — Atlanta is 3 hours ahead of San Diego. It's a competitive route served by 6 airlines.
Lets Fly Travel compares live fares across hundreds of airlines to find the best deal on this route — and every booking is reviewed by a real travel agent before ticketing.
Airlines with recent nonstop fares on the SAN–ATL route (as of Jul 7, 2026):
Airline availability and fares change over time — search your dates for current options.
Fare patterns and travel conditions vary by season. Here's what to expect on the SAN–ATL route throughout the year.
Jan–Feb
Post-holiday lull means some of the lowest fares of the year on the San Diego–Atlanta route. Great for a spontaneous escape.
Mar–May
Spring break drives demand on transcontinental routes like SAN–ATL. Book at least 4–6 weeks ahead for the best prices.
Jun–Aug
Summer is the busiest season for San Diego to Atlanta travel. Mid-week flights (Tue/Wed) typically undercut weekend fares by 15–25%.
Sep–Oct
Fares often drop after Labor Day. September and October are among the cheapest months to fly this medium-haul flight.
Nov–Dec
Thanksgiving week and the Christmas/New Year period see significant fare increases. Flexibility on exact dates can save considerably.
Atlanta is served by Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport (IATA: ATL , ICAO: KATL). Allow time for baggage claim and ground transportation after landing.
IATA Code
ATL
Flight Time
~4h 15m
Distance
1,888 mi
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