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Cheapest non-stop
$1,016
Typical prices: $901-$1,381
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Cheap Flights from Atlanta to Paris (ATL-PAR)

 
Here are some of the best deals found on KAYAK recently from the most popular airlines for round-trip flights from Atlanta to Paris that are departing in the next months. While these flights were available on KAYAK in the last 72 hours, prices and availability are subject to change and deals may expire.
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KAYAK's insights & trends for Atlanta to Paris flights

Get data-powered insights and trends into flights from Atlanta to Paris to help you find the cheapest flights, the best time to fly and much more.

How much is a round-trip flight from Atlanta to Paris?

This analysis is based on the cheapest round-trip price found on KAYAK in the last 12 months by searching for a flight from Atlanta to Paris departing in September.

What is the cheapest Atlanta to Paris flight route?

Data is based on round-trip flight searches on KAYAK over the past month.

The cheapest return flight from Atlanta to Paris costs $649 on the route between Atlanta (ATL) and Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG). It is also the most popular route.

What’s the cheapest day of the week to fly from Atlanta to Paris?

The average price of all round-trip flights from Atlanta to Paris clicked on KAYAK for each day over the last 12 months.

Your flight ticket price will generally be cheaper if you fly to Paris on a Monday and more expensive on a Saturday. On your return trip to Atlanta, you should consider flying back on a Wednesday, and avoid Sundays for better deals.

What is the cheapest month to fly from Atlanta to Paris?

To calculate monthly average prices, KAYAK takes all prices for each month over the last year for round-trip flights from Atlanta to Paris, removes the top 0.1% to account for outliers, and then takes the median of all values for each month.

The cheapest month for flights from Atlanta to Paris is February, where tickets cost $746 (return) on average. On the other hand, the most expensive months are June and December, where the average cost of round-trip tickets is $1,338 and $1,183 respectively.

Can I save money by flying with a layover from Atlanta to Paris?

The average round-trip price for all non-stop flights, flights with one layover, and flights with two layovers for the route found by users searching on KAYAK in the last 2 weeks.

No, with an average price for the route of $1,068, prices are generally cheapest when you fly direct.

How far in advance should I book a flight from Atlanta to Paris?

To calculate weekly average prices, KAYAK takes all prices for each week before departure over the last year for round-trip flights from Atlanta to Paris, removes the top 0.1% to account for outliers, and then takes the average of all the values for each week.

To get a below average price on the flight from Atlanta to Paris, you should book around 5 weeks before departure, which saves you about 38% compared to booking last minute. For the absolute cheapest price, our data suggests you should book 12 weeks before departure.

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Flight from Atlanta to Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport

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FAQs for booking flights from Atlanta to Paris

  • Which Paris airport offers the most flight options from Hartsfield-Jackson Airport (ATL)?

    Most of the flights from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) fly into Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG); if you want to fly non-stop to Paris, then Charles de Gaulle is your only option. There is also a variety of flights from Atlanta to Paris Orly Airport (ORY), including several flights with only one stop. Although there are some flights that go to Beauvais-Tille Airport (BVA), these flights have multiple stops and/or require self-transfers, making this airport a less attractive option.

  • Is parking available at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL)?

    There are several parking options at Hartsfield-Jackson Airport (ATL). When choosing your parking spot, be sure to choose one of the lots near the International Terminal. These lots include the International hourly lot, which is closest to the International Terminal and has daily rates starting at around $12, and the International Park-Ride lot, which is connected to the International Terminal by a free shuttle bus.

  • Where at Hartsfield-Jackson Airport (ATL) do I check-in for my flight to Paris?

    Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) has two terminals, the Domestic and International Terminals, and six concourses, Concourses A–F. International Departures and ticketing services are located on Level 2 of the International Terminal, and international flights depart from Concourses E and F.

  • What are the terminals at Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG)?

    There are three terminals at Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG)—Terminals 1, 2, and 3—which all have gates for arrivals and departures. These terminals are connected by a free automated people-mover train, the CDGVAL. The largest terminal, Terminal 2, is divided into seven sub-terminals (Terminals 2A–2F and 2G, the latter being a satellite terminal connected to the rest of Terminal 2 by the free N2 shuttle-bus service).

  • Can I travel with a pet to Paris?

    Yes, both airports involved in this route allow travelers to tag their pets along, and they have several designated pet relief areas. To fly with your pet to France, you need to have a European pet passport from an authorized veterinarian. Your airline will issue you with the travel arrangements needed for your pet.

  • Can I get car rentals at Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG)?

    You can find car rental companies in terminals 1 & 2. This makes it so convenient for you as most airlines from America will land at terminal 1. From terminal 1, you will pick up your rental car from the Arrivals. You can easily spot the car rental counters from gates 24-30.

  • Are there sleeping pods at Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL)?

    You can find several sleeping pods in ATL provided by Minute Suites. Once at the airport, head to Concourse B (ATL-B16), from where you will see several pods. Choose between Piedmont, Cypress, Atlanta, Peach Tree, or Magnolia suites. You will enjoy DirecTV, Wi-fi, Netflix, and a comfortable day bed.

  • Can I leave my car at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport?

    ATL offers several parking options for those willing to leave their cars at the airport. Upon arriving at the airport, follow the signage for the respective parking areas. The International Park & Ride lot is available at Lot C. Choose the economy Parking for extended stays, which can be accessed via complimentary shuttle service.

  • Are there onsite airport hotels at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport?

    There are several hotels located inside ATL. You can access Atlanta Airport Marriott Gateway through a free 2 minutes ride via the ATL SkyTrain. There is also the Atlanta Airport Marriott Gateway which is located near Atlanta Georgia International Convention Center. Hilton Atlanta Airport is also available within easy reach of the terminals.

  • Which family facilities are available at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport?

    ATL offers multiple family facilities including four sets of restrooms on each concourse. Additionally, there is a family bathroom at Concourse F departure level, equipped with an adult changing table. For nursing mothers, there are six lactation pods available, each with a seating bench, a diaper-changing table, and an electric outlet for pumping.

  • What is the cheapest flight from Atlanta to Paris?

    In the last 5 days, the lowest price for a flight from Atlanta to Paris was $230 for a one-way ticket and $722 for a round-trip.

  • Do I need a passport to fly between Atlanta and Paris?

    Yes, you’ll need a passport to travel to Paris from Atlanta.

  • Which airports will I be using when flying from Atlanta to Paris?

    On your way to Paris, you’ll fly out from Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson. You’ll be landing in one of Paris’s 2 airports: Paris Charles de Gaulle or Paris Orly.

  • Which airlines offer Wi-Fi service onboard planes from Atlanta to Paris?

    All the following airlines offer inflight Wi-Fi service on the Atlanta to Paris flight route: Virgin Atlantic, Delta, Air France, KLM, Scandinavian Airlines, and Air Europa.

  • Which aircraft models fly most regularly from Atlanta to Paris?

    The Airbus A330-300 is the aircraft model that flies most regularly on the Atlanta to Paris flight route.

  • Which airline alliances offer flights from Atlanta to Paris?

    oneworld, Star Alliance, and SkyTeam are the airline alliances operating flights between Atlanta and Paris, with oneworld being the most commonly used for this route.

  • On which days can I fly direct from Atlanta to Paris?

    There are nonstop flights from Atlanta to Paris on a daily basis.

  • Which is the best airline for flights from Atlanta to Paris, Delta or Air France?

    The two airlines most popular with KAYAK users for flights from Atlanta to Paris are Delta and Air France. With an average price for the route of $1,200 and an overall rating of 7.8, Delta is the most popular choice. Air France is also a great choice for the route, with an average price of $1,167 and an overall rating of 7.5.

  • How does KAYAK find such low prices on flights from Atlanta to Paris?

    KAYAK is a travel search engine. That means we look across the web to find the best prices we can find for our users. With over 2 billion flight queries processed yearly, we are able to display a variety of prices and options on flights from Atlanta to Paris.

  • How does KAYAK's flight Price Forecast tool help me choose the right time to buy my flight ticket from Atlanta to Paris?

    KAYAK’s flight Price Forecast tool uses historical data to determine whether the price for a flight to Paris from Atlanta is likely to change within 7 days, so travelers know whether to wait or book now.

  • What is the Hacker Fare option on flights from Atlanta to Paris?

    Hacker Fares allow you to combine one-way tickets in order to save you money over a traditional round-trip ticket. You could then fly to Paris with an airline and back to Atlanta with another airline.

  • What is KAYAK's "flexible dates" feature and why should I care when looking for a flight from Atlanta to Paris?

    Sometimes travel dates aren't set in stone. If your preferred travel dates have some wiggle room, flexible dates will show you all the options when flying to Paris from Atlanta up to 3 days before/after your preferred dates. You can then pick the flights that suit you best.

KAYAK’s top tips for finding a cheap flight from Atlanta to Paris

  • Looking for a cheap flight? 25% of our users found flights on this route for $473 or less one-way and $985 or less round-trip.
  • There are three VIP lounges for Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) fliers who have international flights. The Delta Sky Club for Delta Air Lines members is in Concourse E in the Departures zone (Level 2). In the International Terminal on the Mezzanine level (Level 3) are the Delta Sky Club and The Club at ATL, which provides first-class services to all passengers for about $40 per day.
  • Travelers can easily move between terminals and concourses at the Hartsfield-Jackson Airport (ATL) for no cost via the automated airport transportation train (the Plane Train) or the pedestrian walkway, which is equipped with moving walkways.
  • Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) and Paris Orly Airport (ORY) are the two largest airports in France. CDG is located about 20 miles northeast of the center of Paris, while ORY is about 9.5 miles south of Paris’s city center.
  • Fliers going to Disneyland Paris can catch a free shuttle bus from the Arrivals area of Terminals 2E/F at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG). The shuttles stop at various Disneyland resort hotels along the way. The ride takes about 90min and costs about €23 ($27) per adult.
  • It’s easy to take the regional train (RER B line) into Paris. A ticket costs about €10 ($12) for the 30-minute trip from Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG). The RER B lines stop at both the CDG1 train station near Terminal 3 and the CDG2 station in Terminal 2 (between the 2C, 2D, 2E, and 2F sub-terminals).
  • With Paris from Atlanta flights, passengers will either land at Orly Airport (ORY) or Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) in Paris. CDG is generally considered the most convenient and well-connected airport, with a broader range of international flights and amenities. ORY is closer to the city center and may be ideal for a smaller airport experience.
  • When flying from Atlanta to Paris, you can easily break your long flight with one or more layovers. Popular layovers for this route include Chicago O'Hare Intl (ORD) and Stockholm Arlanda (ARN). To enjoy a layover, consider a flight with Scandinavian Airlines.
  • If you're a wellness enthusiast, you can treat yourself to a few minutes of gym sessions at ROAM gyms. They are strategically located behind security. You can enjoy free weights, a stretching space, private shower rooms, and yoga. The gyms offer travelers a way to decompress before taking the flight.

Prefer to fly direct from Atlanta to Paris?

 
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Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson to Paris

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Tuesday

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Wednesday

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Thursday

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Reviews of the top 5 airlines serving from Atlanta to Paris

 
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DeltaOverall score based on 8480 reviews
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Flight was delayed and then "they did not have time to load food". No snack or drink at all for 1.5 how flight. Somebody wasn't prepared.

4.0 OkayAlexander, Jul 2026
ATL - TPA
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Flight was delayed and then "they did not have time to load food". No snack or drink at all for 1.5 how flight. Somebody wasn't prepared.

Friendly flight attendant Quick checking for baggage drop Quick TSA lines

It was okay. We were delayed for weather reasons, but the pilots and the flight control staff figured a way around the storm and were able to get us to Los Angeles safely. Not all the staff members were polite, but the entertainment on the flight was good.

So terrible. My flight was 4 hours delayed and we weren't notified til last second within an hour of boarding. WE had to sit on the plane for 4 hours. ridiculous.

Missed the Flight from Atlanta to Roanoke due to initial flight from Houston being 2hr. late. Now waiting 17hrs. till my first available flight.

Internet didn’t work for this leg either. The seat was fine but didn’t have seatback screen, which I knew when I booked it. The biggest letdown is Deltas new policy on beverage/snack service not being served for flights less than 350 miles. I know this is a cost cutting measure, but how much does it really cost to give a drink and a snack for inflated airfare? I really am surprised that with Delta Comfort they don’t provide beverage/snack service given these seats cost extra to purchase. Really need to reconsider this, even if it’s for the Delta Comfort and above.

The team was wonderful. The entertainment screens were not working, so they recommended that we use the plane wifi to watch entertainment on our phones and none of the Delta entertainment links worked. Extremely frustrating process.

The plane was not clean. Vomit was removed from seat-back pocket right in front of me. The flight attendants were rude to one another. 3 children were seated together with their parents across the aisle. The children fought physically with one slamming another’s head into the plane wall at one point. The parents were aware, but took no action to intervene. Delays occurred in Atlanta after boarding before takeoff, in the air, and in Detroit after landing (no ground crew assigned). Flight attendants offered no support for connecting flights. There were weather conditions on each end of the flight, but I didn’t mark down my ratings for these.

Food TERRIBLE! In First Class- so bad - why was it so much better 20-30 years ago? Comfort-awful-would rather have the old, plush First Class seats than the new hard - too short seats in the new pods -would advise avoiding Delta for any International Flights.

The airport process and boarding were fast. The airplane crew were nice but the food was bland and the seats extremely uncomfortable- my seat had an issue and couldn’t move back and made noise .

Seats! The eternal problem in economy. They are like stones!!

Everything is good except the seats are tightened no rooms for the legs,

It was a great experience. The only thing I would have changed was that the bathrooms were never cleaned and they got very dirty.

It was an OK flight with below mediocre service by their flight attendants

Wasted a lot of time trying to find the CDG lounge - it was not next to the connecting flight gate like the Air France staff said.

The only reason the overall rating wasn't "excellent" was due to problems in claiming luggage. The bags are delivered to the main area (Cinta 35) for domestic passengers, but to a DIFFERENT ROOM for international arrivees. After waiting 30 minutes, someone (who didn't appear to be from Air France or the airport) told us to go to another area. There we found our bags, which appeared to have been awaiting us for a while. We had to go through a bag check before leaving the airport. If we had been alerted to this possibility, or better yet, been to go directly to Cinta 34, we could have eliminated quite a bit of waiting.

I did not get my baggage at my final destination..poor coordination with connecting flights with partner airlines (Saudi airways). Also the food was very mediocre.

Not great , just ok . I expected better food but it did not deliver . Flight staff was ok . The guy at the drop off bag counter was the only saving grace in this whole trip . He was pleasant, friendly and very helpful . You couldn’t ask for a better assistance from him .

The first half from DC to Paris was very good and the staff were very helpful and humble BUT flight from Paris to Mumbai was sad. 1) it was packed. 2) no space on head compartment 3) crews were unresponsive to the calls 4) one crew member literally banged the bottle of water after giving me glass of water. A little water splashed on me and she was unapologetic 5) with so many hours of flight, little leg space should be taken care else don’t fill your airline till brim which affects your crew and they remove anger on us. 6) huge line for washrooms. 7) 2nd half journey was pathetic

Business class in the second leg - CDG-EVN was a disaster.

Seating and zone. The minor I went with didn’t even seat close to me

Great staff great experience, made a 2 hour delay very bearable

Great staff, great experience, made a 2 hour delay very bearable

I was my pleasure to fly virgin on my birthday for my first solo trip ever 🫶🏼

Overall, flight was excellent but check in was very slow for Premium Economy. Economy queue was shorter but we weren't allowed to use it.

The crew was excellent as ever on Virgin. The special meal was poor unfortunately. More significantly when we arrived at Manchester Airport there was no air bridge provided and we had to exit the plane down a rickety stair case. This is unacceptable for a transatlantic flight. Whilst I understand that this is the airport’s fault at the end of the day the airline is responsible for our transportation and needs to do something.

We had an unfortunate experience where we had to leave the aircraft after boarding, shortly before the scheduled takeoff time, and re-board. The reason given was that a passenger felt ill and had to cancel their plans and therefor their luggage had to be found and removed.

The crew was very good. However, the equipment was a bit dated. Some of the electronics were not working. To top it, three bags didn’t arrive with me. Two of them were delivered a day later. I’m still waiting for the third bag, I was so looking forward to this virgin Atlantic flight, but, I am disappointed.

Tai-City to Atlanta :Lots of legroom on the flight. No interaction from the staff at all on the plane. They only attended to the First Class passengers. There was no entertainment. Security I was body scanned even though I hadn't set off an alarm, my father-in-law in his 80s, was stopped and subjected to a through body search, told that they would have to place their hands in intimate places. There were several border guards present, and as we walked off we could hear the TWA officer talk about the procedure as if he was training. My father-in-law was a little upset about the whole process. A kind explanation that training was taking place would have been more acceptable, and it felt dehumanizing to him. Atlanta to London: Check in was difficult we had been unable to do this online for 2 of the family members on the same booking both in their mid to late-80s. No seats had been allocated for them and we were all travelling Premium Economy. After several phone calls to the booking agent and conversations with Delta staff at TriCites airport, we were told that seats would be allocated at the gate in Atlanta. When we arrived at Atlanta, and spoke to a member of the boarding staff at the gate, he was curt and repeated back exactly what we had just told him, that only one of us was checked in. I explained that we had been unable to check-in online for the 2 family members (I had tried twice). He again repeated back that we needed to check-in. As we were in transit, I was at a loss at what he wanted us to do, but he kept repeating that we needed to do this. I asked where we should do this. No answer. In fact all he did throughout was look at his screen. He told us that there were no seats in Premium Economy, and that he could offer my parents-in-law 'two seats at the back'. I asked if he meant at the back of Premium Economy, and he replied, 'No, at the back of the plane'. At this point, myself and my father-in-law pointed out that they had paid for Premium Economy tickets and expected seats there. He never took his eyes off the screen once. Then he hit a button and it printed out two boarding passes for my parents-in-law. The seats were directly across from my seat. He had gone from saying there were no seats to somehow finding two together. No explanation, no eye contact, nothing. The flight: As we boarded, our first introduction to the flight was the stewardess at the entrance addressing a passenger with an annoyed and loud voice about a bag that belonged to them. That was not promising. The seats were good, and so were all the accessories. The food, etc.: we had flown with Virgin on our outward journey and I could not fault it. The service and food was excellent, the stewards very helpful, offering additional drinks and snacks. The toilets were more accessible than Delta, which were in the economy area and were told in no uncertain terms that we should not use the First Class toilets, even though they were much closer to our section of the plane. We had a menu for both flights, yet when I asked for the chicken dish on Delta, I was told that there was none left and that there was another chicken dish with mashed potatoes and that 'it was fine'. This was almost pushed on me before I could answer. I was sitting 3 rows from the front of the section, so I was surprised that they had already run out. I repeated that I would like the chicken dish on the menu, and asked whether she would be able to get one from her colleague who was serving in the other aisle. The stewardess replied 'No, that's not how it works!' It always has on previous flights, so I was a bit confused. I accepted that I would have to opt for the pasta option (no choice), but was a little perturbed by her response. Minutes later she returns and hands me the chicken dish I had originally asked for. I had already started eating the other one, but was told curtly that I could have both. This was the same stewardess who was shouting at a passenger as we boarded the plane. The food was very poor in the end, nowhere near as good as Virgin's. Unlike Virgin, there was no starter, no bread roll, just a main and a brownie served in a cardboard container. Virgin had provided real china and glass. Unlike Virgin, they did not return to ask if we wanted more drinks, and there was no tea or coffee served after the meal. The breakfast that was served later was equally poor and inedible, apart from the fruit. At the time, the stewardess, a different one, completely walked past my mother-in-law and did not offer her a hot drink. Both my parents-in-law are in their mid to late 80s, they have been world travellers in their time and had decided that this would be the last flight that they ever take. They have health problems, including memory issues. I feel that overall the journey back to London was pretty unpleasant for them especially, and that they were treated badly, especially by the ground staff. We have lived on two continents and are used to long haul flights, and I have to say that this is up there in the worst flight category. Bearing in mind that we had paid extra money expecting comfort and additional attention, it was extremely disappointing. I would fly Virgin again, but never Delta. The two flights were incomparable.

Needed a 6 hour lay over in Atlanta. How can this be avoided ?

On time, reasonably comfortable for economy, decent food. All in all a very good experience.

No free Wi-Fi. I have SkyMiles but not a high status, having an account has been enough for Wi-Fi on other flights, but this one was going to charge me to use it. Also turbulence was really bad toward the end, but I didn't count this in my ratings since I know Delta cannot control the weather - it's 2026 and lack of WiFi alone is enough for a poor rating.

It was a fairly old plane in which you couldn't buy an internet connection.

No choice of food. Needed to pay more even for a can of coke!!!

The seats were really close together and hard to get comfortable. The food was okay. The cheese was amazing! I loved the cold towels they gave us.

Boarding was chaotic and the flight left late but arrived at a decent time. This may have been because of the sxsw festival that was going on.

Had recurring problems with the touch-screen entertainment system repeatedly making up inputs, resulting in the movies randomly jumping forward and backward. With the lack of proper controls, it was also difficult to get back to where the movie was up to. These phantom inputs were so comprehensive that the system even changed the language setting. Despite a schedule 6.25pm boarding time, it was announced in the Delta lounge at 6.15pm that boarding for the flight had started, so of course everything started to head down. While the gate continued to show a scheduled boarding of 6.25pm, it was 6.32pm before boarding actually started. No, not significantly different, and we ultimately ended up landing well before time (and landing time is arguably more important than exactly when boarding starts). Seat comfort was fine, although only a small nook for personal items, food was satisfying for me, and crew was pleasant.

The employees were very nice. I liked my bulkhead seat. The flight was delayed unfortunately. It was a smooth ride. I was prepared for a cold plane with extra clothing. I assume there is no way to make it warmer.

it was amazing. the staff was great and the flight was amazing

It didn't happen. SAS csncrlled and it was very difficult to convince the 3rd party they did. Not good on the 3rd party program. I don't think they trust their customers, much less being able to help them. I have had several nitemaes using 3rd party this trip and WILL NEVER use 3rd party again.

The flight was delayed. I upgraded to more room. I can't imagine how small the regular seats are I haven't upgraded for my return flight yet.

see my previous response about being kicked off the flight and having to fly the next day, ruining a planned vacation tour.

Horrible - for the first time in my life i was denied boarding an international flight because the name used on my ticket - Josh - was not exactly the same as my passport - Joshua. At no time during ticketing, online check-in, or at the airport flying from Boston to NY was i notified of a problem. It was only at boarding from NY to Costa Rica I was informed of the problem and by then it was too late. After missing the flight I was told by airport Jet Blue staff, including a supervisor, that it was my problem and they could not assist because i bought "the cheapest fare". i was hung up on twice by JetBlue customer service, including once by a supervisor. I blame Kayak and your awful partner ChatDeal for even allowing me to purchase an international ticket without verifying this - you effectively sold me a ticket i could not use. Shame on you and shame on ChatDeal for doing nothing to help me resolve the situation. What a scam.

Like the variety of entertainment options. One crew member was a little on the rough/rude side. Boarding was a mess, attendants didn't do a great job of helping with the luggage storage and it delayed us a couple of minutes.

It was a smooth flight and the pilot was very pleasant

The flight kept getting delayed, but the ground crew did not communicate well to the passengers in the terminal. First, we were told that it was an engine issue. That was understandable. We asked, after the third delay, if it would be canceled; they reassured us that that would not happen because a new plane was on its way from Washington DC. Four hours later, that is exactly what happened. No announcement was made only people who had the JetBlue app learned of the cancellation. They rebooked us on a flight that would get into our destination 36 hours after our original time I had to spend an exorbitant amount of money to book an additional flight with a different airline, the following morning in order to make it to my conference in time. Not to mention the fact that by the time I discovered the cancellation on the departures board, it was too late for me to receive a refund on my lodging in the destination city for that night. Because I had booked with KAYAK, I did not receive any JetBlue email with rebooking information. This is what the information information desk kept telling everyone who inquired about a rebooking. This was my first time flying with JetBlue. Needless to say, after extremely poor communication andover $1000 of additional expense later, I will not be flying with them again.

We were several hours delayed due to confusion during boarding. Evidently the crew could not match the manifest with the boarded customers. After significant time trying to find individuals on board, a crew member walked through the entire plane re-scanning each of our boarding passes. Then we had to wait for a new slot to depart, and when we landed, our gate was not ready. It was a complete goat rodeo from start to finish.

Separated a pair of family members(father and teenage daughter) on all legs of the flight that were booked together, just to create an upsell. Food was horrible and only catered to vegetarians and gluten free crowd. I’d rather give more of my money to another straight shooting airline.

I like everything. Blythe at DCA is the absolute best!

Not very happy because of the long delaying which causes our luggages were not on the connection flight and nearly missed our connection flight.

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