
Cheap Flights from Baton Rouge to North Carolina
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How much is a round-trip flight from Baton Rouge to North Carolina?
Flight prices are typical for this route right now.
Flights to North Carolina from Baton Rouge usually cost between $436 and $473 in November.The lowest price found in the past 5 days was $439 on American Airlines (Nov 11-Nov 14).
What is the cheapest Baton Rouge to North Carolina flight route?
The cheapest ticket to North Carolina from Baton Rouge found in the last 5 days was to Charlotte, at $318 round-trip. The most popular route is from Baton Rouge (BTR) to Charlotte (CLT), and the cheapest round-trip airline ticket found on this route in the last 5 days was $318.
Can I save money by flying with a layover from Baton Rouge to North Carolina?
Yes, flying with a layover may cost you more time, but you can also save money on the route, with a 1 stop layover the cheapest option at $496 on average.
Which airlines fly non-stop between Baton Rouge and North Carolina?
There is just one airline that flies from Baton Rouge to North Carolina direct and that is American Airlines. The best round-trip deal found from American Airlines for the route is to Charlotte (CLT) and costs $366.
Which airlines provide the cheapest flights from Baton Rouge to North Carolina?
In the past 5 days, the cheapest round-trip tickets from Baton Rouge to North Carolina were found on Delta ($309) and American Airlines ($324).
How long does a flight from Baton Rouge to North Carolina take?
The duration of a flight to North Carolina depends on your arrival airport. The shortest routes to North Carolina from Baton Rouge are to Charlotte, which takes 2h 12m, Asheville, which takes 3h 28m, and Greensboro, which takes 3h 49m.
Which cabin class options are there for flights between Baton Rouge and North Carolina?
There are 3 cabin class options for the route. These are First, Business and Economy. Perform a search on KAYAK to find the latest prices and availability for all cabin fares, which differ across airlines.
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Low season | January |
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High season | April |
Cheapest flight | $170 |
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Surprisingly the coffee was pretty good and they had a gluten free bar handy!
Surprisingly the coffee was pretty good and they had a gluten free bar handy!
Delta exceeded my expectations! I am beyond satisfied. Thank you!
Noting this only because it’s so unusual for delta: this was just an uncomfortable flight. The jet ridge was too hot and the plane wasn’t any better. By the time we got off the ground the AC was on but for such a short flight it was almost too late.
1) It was extremely hot in the cabin. All the passengers were sweating and it almost became suffocating 2) It was a 50 min flight but there was no service. How can a 50 minute flight not have any drink/snack service?
I thought the service was very nice and pleasant. There were no hiccups and no issues so overall a good experience.
Average seat comfort, a drink and chips were provided, early boarding because we checked a carryon at the gate was nice. Ticket pricing shenanigans, including fees to pick a seat, check a bag, and get food onboard - evidence the industry is reinvigorating last century’s strategies- destroys the experience before one ever arrives at the airport. It’s difficult to recognize any value or sustain loyalty in the end-to-end process making air travel more drudgery than pleasure.
WiFi didn’t work. Flight delayed 3 hours Crew members were illiterate Seat lean back did not work.
The plan was delayed and left DC 90 minutes late. However, it showed a 20 minute delay on the delta app, then a 12 min delay. It turned out to be an hour delay. I found out where the plane was with flightaware. Stop keeping customers in the dark about what is going on.
My flight out of Baton Rouge to Atlanta was delayed by a half hour. This got us into Atlanta airport 30 minutes late. I ran through the airport to get to my connecting flight. As I approached the boarding gate, I saw the boarding door was still open and a passenger was being checked in. But when I got to the gate, the boarding agent told me they had already given away my seat and there were no empty seats on that flight. So I had to take a later flight. That has never happened to me before. Very frustrating.
The plane was very warm upon entering. This was a bigger problem as the weather was cold so people were dressed accordingly.
AA changes gates constantly at DFW. I got 5 or 6 gate changes. Fortunately the last few were all in the same terminal. I know DFW so it is not a big deal for me but it is a bit disturbing.
It was OK, but it was delayed about an hour, and my luggage didn't arrive till about an hour and a half after the flight
Delayed 4 hours which is out of control the airlines BUT what IS in control is their service. After 4 hours delay, they charged me for a beverage on the flight - completely unacceptable. Then I woke up a $12 beverage coupon AFTER I get home - that I can't use. This was HORRIBLE customer experience. I fly weekly and have a choice and will not choose American again if not credited for this flight and/or awarded miles. This was a poor experience.
Our trip to Spain turned into a stressful ordeal with cockpit issues and FAA air traffic disruptions. Our American Airlines flight from Raleigh to JFK was delayed nearly four hours, causing us to miss our connections to Madrid and Jerez. We were left stranded in New York with children, even running out of diapers while trying to sort everything out. American refused to cover hotels or rental cars, leaving us to arrange and pay for them ourselves. The delays also disrupted our prepaid rental car reservations in Spain. It was a frustrating and expensive start to a family trip we had spent months planning.
I couldn’t get a beverage because my tray table was broken
Flight was delayed significantly at take off and landing. Confusion of gate assignment with back and forth. Overall, makes for a very unpleasant experience that appears to come down to inept operational management.
We had a 1 hour delay due to mechanical issues, then another hour, then 2, and eventually it was an 8 hour delay. The airport staff was confused about gate changes, as they were not getting good communication. They were trying, but we changed gates 5 times in one hour!
Confusion at boarding with my seat (there wasn't one) that I had to have corrected using my status; then because of that had to check bags. And then a very long delay on the tarmac with no air conditioning on a very warm day. It was just a miserable experience all around.
We had a 2 hour delay. The seats were smaller than most other airlines. The person in front of us wanted to lay back and we had to stop her because she was pressing against my girlfriend’s legs. We had to ask her to sit up and not lay back due to the lack of room.
Seats are so small now that if you are in a middle seat, you will likely have your neighbors arm, leg or shoulder in your space. Even in an Economy Plus seat, the width of the seat is only for average people. I’m small and shared my full fare seat with the large man next to me