Flights from Atlanta, GA to Dallas (McKinney), TX

Your nonstop flight from Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) to McKinney National Airport (DTX) runs about 2 hours and 25 minutes westbound. It’s a straightforward hop from the Southeast to North Texas, with no connections to juggle and no oversized terminal to cross when you land. That makes it an easy pick for business trips to Collin County or visits with family in the Dallas suburbs.

Avelo runs several nonstop departures each week between Atlanta and McKinney. Because frequency shifts with the season, the quickest way to see what’s flying on your dates is our flight search. Availability updates in real time, so you’re always looking at the current schedule.

Midweek departures tend to carry the best prices, with Tuesdays and Wednesdays usually the cheapest. If your plans are flexible, shifting a day in either direction can make a real difference. Compare a full range of dates on our flight search to find the lowest fare.

Yes — weekend nonstop service is part of this route. A Friday-out, Sunday-back trip is easy to line up, and you skip layovers in both directions. Enter your travel dates on our homepage to see the weekend options that fit your schedule.

McKinney National keeps arrivals simple: short walks, quick baggage, and easy parking instead of a sprawling terminal. You’re minutes from historic downtown McKinney and a short drive from Frisco, Plano, and the wider Dallas–Fort Worth area. For travelers headed to North Dallas, it’s a far less hectic way to land than the region’s big hubs.

Real-time updates for every Avelo flight are on our Flight Status page. It’s worth a quick check before you head out so you arrive knowing your gate and timing. Our customer service team can also help if you have questions.