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One of the most traversed corridors on the East Coast, Atlanta (ATL) to New York City (NYC), serves two of the busiest hub airports in the nation. This corridor has a huge number of business travelers, tourists, and connecting passengers due to Atlanta being the largest hub for Delta and New York being the main international hub of the nation. The corridor is approximately 760 miles, and the flight time is about 2 hours and 15 minutes, with flights to New York being numerous throughout the day and to each of the New York City area airports. Due to the large number of frequent business commuters on this corridor, fares tend to be rather dynamic throughout the week. Travelers must study how prices fluctuate on this corridor prior to booking a ticket to achieve the lowest fare.

"New York" contains three major airports: JFK, LGA, and EWR. Since there is flexibility between these airports, travelers are able to obtain significant savings if booked properly.

The factors influencing fares on this corridor are both seasonal demand, as well as the demand for business travel during a given time of year.
Travel is rather slow on this corridor following the winter holidays and before the springtime rush. Businesses are slow to begin, so fares are low as demand for the route is low.
Businesses are back to their busy pace, so fares begin to increase again, especially around the core of the week, as business travelers make business trips for work.
Tourists flock to New York City in droves during the summer. This, combined with business travel, pushes fares up during this time frame, especially around weekend trips when both groups are traveling.
Both business and tourism travel demand is stable on this corridor, which tends to lead to moderately priced tickets that do not vary drastically compared to other months of the year.
Business travelers and tourists book on this route extensively for Thanksgiving trips to visit family. Fares increase significantly during the weeks surrounding the holiday as demand is high.
This month has a lot of demand for both Christmas and New Year's travel to this corridor. Travelers who would like to purchase reasonable tickets need to book at least six to eight weeks in advance.