
Cheap Flights from Charlotte to Ohio
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How much is a round-trip flight from Charlotte to Ohio?
Flight prices are below average for this route right now.
Flights to Ohio from Charlotte usually cost between $223 and $425 in November.The lowest price found in the past 5 days was $138 on Frontier (Nov 4-Nov 11).
What is the cheapest Charlotte to Ohio flight route?
The cheapest ticket to Ohio from Charlotte found in the last 5 days was to Cleveland, at $385 round-trip. The most popular route is from Charlotte (CLT) to Cleveland (CLE), and the cheapest round-trip airline ticket found on this route in the last 5 days was $385.
What is the cheapest time of day to fly to Ohio?
The cheapest time of day to fly to Ohio is generally in the evening, when round-trip flights cost $279 on average. Morning departures are around 35% more expensive than evening flights, on average. The most expensive time of day to fly to Ohio is generally in the afternoon, which is peak travel time and where the average cost of a ticket is $447.
Can I save money by flying with a layover from Charlotte to Ohio?
Yes, flying with a layover may cost you more time, but you can also save money on the route, with a 2 stops layover the cheapest option at $499 on average.
What is the cheapest month to fly from Charlotte to Ohio?
The cheapest month for flights from Charlotte to Ohio is November, when tickets cost $359 (return) on average. On the other hand, the most expensive months are August and July, when the average cost of round-trip tickets is $509 and $491 respectively.
What’s the cheapest day of the week to fly from Charlotte to Ohio?
Your flight ticket price will generally be cheaper if you fly to Ohio on a Thursday and more expensive on a Monday. On your return trip to Charlotte, you should consider flying back on a Tuesday, and avoid Sundays for better deals.
How far in advance should I book a flight from Charlotte to Ohio?
To get a below average price on the flight from Charlotte to Ohio, you should book around 4 weeks before departure, which saves you about 16% compared to booking last minute. For the absolute cheapest price, our data suggests you should book 14 weeks before departure.
Which airlines fly non-stop between Charlotte and Ohio?
There are 2 airlines that fly nonstop from Charlotte to Ohio. They are American Airlines and Frontier. The cheapest airline for this route is Frontier, with the best round-trip deal found costing $98 and arriving in Cleveland (CLE). On average, Frontier offers the best prices for nonstop flights between Charlotte and Ohio.
Which airlines provide the cheapest flights from Charlotte to Ohio?
In the past 5 days, the cheapest round-trip tickets from Charlotte to Ohio were found on Frontier ($260) and Southwest ($275).
How long does a flight from Charlotte to Ohio take?
The duration of a flight to Ohio depends on your arrival airport. The shortest routes to Ohio from Charlotte are to Columbus, which takes 1h 24m, Cincinnati, which takes 1h 26m, and Cleveland, which takes 1h 35m.
Which cabin class options are there for flights between Charlotte and Ohio?
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.
What’s the earliest departure time from Charlotte to Ohio?
The earliest flight from Charlotte to Ohio departs at 9:20 am, landing in Cleveland at 11:13 am.
What’s the latest departure time from Charlotte to Ohio?
If you prefer to fly at night, the latest flight from Charlotte to Ohio jets off at 11:00 pm and lands in Cleveland at 12:40 am.
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Low season | January |
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High season | September |
Cheapest flight | $64 |
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Reviews of the top 4 airlines serving from Charlotte to Ohio
The WiFi did not work three hours of productivity lost. 15 people from the firm were on the flight. Loss of revenue
The WiFi did not work three hours of productivity lost. 15 people from the firm were on the flight. Loss of revenue
Very rude stewardess; there was a senior citizen woman next to me who asked the stewardess for help getting her purse out of the overhead bin, and it was as though she asked the stewardess for $1M . . . . I was shocked how rude that stewardess was. The stewardess also refused to get the senior citizen woman a drink about half way thru the flight, telling her that we were almost landing . . . . that stewardess made my flight (and in particular the flight of the senior citizen next to me) very uncomfortable
I have not flown Southwest in awhile and had a very pleasant experience. From ticketing to boarding to the flight. The flight left on time and landed ahead of schedule. It won't be so long next time!!
Had to get off plane from prior flight even though I had to reboard same plane to continue to my final destination.
Other than a bit of a delay, everything was good. Again, the boarding process and picking seats is the only thing I don't enjoy.
Short flight with plenty of open seats. Drinks and snacks were still provided even on such a short flight. <1 hr
I had a wonderful flight, but the only thing that annoyed me was how crowded TSA was. I still believe airports and all planes work together to bunch everyone together to drive up cost.
My experience with Southwest as a whole was good but coming out of Cancun to Chicago it was terrible. Not only was it a language barrier with customer service we stood there to ask questions and they act like they didn't even see you. So the first come approach is not all that great anymore.
Always a great experience. Crew is great at communicating things during flight
very disappointed by plane having no power outlets for our electronics
Leslie the gate agent was incredibly helpful with helping me get on an earlier flight! I saved several hours of airport time thanks to her, and she made the process easy and quick.
the flight got cancelled - few hours before the departure time - no time to change
No entertainment on flight, no food service, could not connect to WiFi
Enjoyed it very much. Especially liked the free WiFi that Delta offers.
On time flight. Seat comfort could be better in the Comfort section.
Perfect flight both ways. On time, courteous staff, plane comfortable and cool. Best domestic flights I’ve had in awhile.
The important things including boarding and the flight being on time and safe were excellent. The disappointment comes from the comfort and amenities. Was misled by the "availability" of inflight internet- there is an extra cost. The tray table was broken, the bathroom door stuck and flight attendants were competent but not very friendly.
Flight was delayed, missed connectingnflight to DC. Put me on flight to Baltimore, had to rent a car for $200. Plane was old, wall peeling around window. Flight was packed, every seat full on small plane. I spent 14 hrs on Friday in airports and missed my planned weekend event.
You could have not cancelled the flight (AA, which I will be flying from now on) left for BOS despite the fictitious weather issues (that no one in my Boston family could see). You could have rebooked my direct flight to another direct flight instead of sending me though JFK, the worst US airport after O’Hara You could have rebooked me on a Main Cabin seat (like the one I paid for in my original ticket instead of putting me a the last row on JFK->BOS leg, pocketing the difference in ticket price But I do not really care whether you will ever do that in a future because in a future neither I nor anyone from my company (unless they pay out of pocket) nor an of my clients and partners (if they heed my advice) will ever be caught dead on any of Delta flights
Temperature in the plane was quite warm for the entire flight - actually just outright hot making for an unoleay4 hours. Crew either couldn’t or wouldn’t do anything about it. No acknowledgement or apology. All passengers were commenting on how hot it was.
We waited over 30 minutes for a gate in Chicago and more than 15 minutes for the doors to open. Cookies were missing from the menu.
Delayed and WIFI was not working for most of flight.
We were delayed in CLT for 4 hours for mechanical issues resulting in us not leaving till 1:30AM and landing at 2:30 AM, so getting home at 4AM. The crew at the desk had no answers and provided very little information. I received a food voucher via email/app however there were no food places open. Even the walk up and scan your own places did not accept the QR code. I know mechanical issues occur but better communication would have made an unfortunate situation less frustrating.
There was no service on the flight even though there was no turbulence or any other issues on the flight. Nobody greeted at the entry or leaving the airplane, staff crew looked annoyed and not helpful at all.
You guys broke my bag so not good, and that was the cherry on top after a 4 hour delay, change of gates, etc.
I have to sit in the middle for more than five hours because the first flight was delayed. Terrible experience. No more American Airlines.
Could we please end the loud announcements about credit card offers on your flights? We are trying to sleep, work, watch videos, etc. and if we need a credit card, we will ask for one. Flying is already not what it used to be.
Sat on the ground in Cincinnati for 50 minutes before deplaning
Charlotte NC agents were great and ended up with decent seats after having to switch flights amidst Hurricane situation. CMH was a different story. Doors to flight closed 15 minutes before departure so we nearly were left behind. Flight crew were OK but nothing to brag about for sure
well, they changed the plane and downsized. So the extra leg room seats I paid for didn't exist anymore. No mention of a refund! Still, at Christmastime, to have an on time plane was a plus.
My ATL–CVG Frontier flight was disappointing due to both an operational issue and unprofessional customer service. After everyone had boarded and the aircraft had pushed back from the gate, we were delayed because the passenger count did not match the flight manifest. The crew counted passengers approximately six times before the aircraft returned to the gate and gate agents boarded to help resolve the discrepancy. We were ultimately advised that a family had been allowed to board but not all of their boarding passes had been properly scanned. This resulted in a departure delay of nearly an hour. I did appreciate that the pilot kept passengers informed and tried to reassure us that some of the delay could be recovered during the flight. My greater concern was the customer-service experience. I am a Frontier Elite Platinum member and was seated within the first five rows. When I boarded, the overhead bins near my seat were already closed. I opened two bins to see whether my small backpack would fit. A female flight attendant sharply told me that a closed bin meant it was full, although the second bin clearly had available space. When I tried to ask whether I could simply place my backpack in that available space, she ignored me. Later, while the gate agents were working to resolve the passenger-count problem, I heard the same flight attendant make jokes about how many gate agents it takes to count passengers. She then made unnecessary comments about the male gate agent doing the count, men thinking they can do things better than women, and women knowing better and outliving men. Later in the flight, she also commented that passengers should know that the first thing they need to do is always be nice to the flight attendants. Courtesy absolutely should go both ways. Flight attendants deserve respect from passengers, but passengers also deserve respectful and professional treatment from the crew. Joking about colleagues who were actively trying to correct an operational problem, making gender-based comments in front of passengers, and being dismissive toward a passenger asking a simple baggage question were unnecessary and unprofessional. I fly enough to understand that delays and mistakes happen. What determines the quality of the experience is how those situations are handled. Unfortunately, the customer-service attitude on this flight made an already frustrating operational delay considerably worse.
Flight got delayed for 5 hours no good explanation was offered ;(
Cancelled and declined to find alternatives Earlier flight is 2 days later Sent the cancellation notification very late, wish I knew earlier would have stayed to watch the Miami open final game Very disappointing service
The check in process was a mess for no reason. I spent an hour waiting in line trying to get them to print my boarding pass and as a result I missed my flight.
Horrible communication about delay of flight and what options were available
Four and a half hour delay in total. What frustrates me most is the poor communication and disorganization.
Fecal matter in seat back pocket. Presumably from a kids diaper.
The flight was canceled, then delayed twice, we were moved gates twice. Short staff at the counter and check in. We waited for our flight 9 hours. Will never use Frontier ever again, or Spirit.
It's Frontier: low-frills but boarding first because I paid for a carry-on was an unexpected perk, and the fact that it was direct and fast makes up for the lack of amenities.
There was only room for a quarter of the passengers to sit at the gate at MCO. The gate attendant allowed people who did not require assistance to board early before they realized and started to turn people back. The flight was extremely uncomfortable due to pressure. My ears, eyes, sinuses and joints were very painful the whole flight. My sister also complained about her ears and sinuses as well as joints and while deplaning I heard several other passengers complain about the same issues. I’ve never felt that much discomfort flying before and I’ve been doing it for over 40 years.