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Czech Republic
Atlanta to Prague, 1 stop: $565
Austria
Atlanta to Vienna, 1 stop: $525
Atlanta to Salzburg, 1 stop: $580
France
Atlanta to Paris, 1 stop: $582
Germany
Atlanta to Berlin, 1 stop: $625
Atlanta to Munich, 1 stop: $591
Atlanta to Frankfurt, NONSTOP: $571
Atlanta to Hamburg, 1 stop: $624
Switzerland
Atlanta to Basel, 1 stop: $554
Atlanta to Zurich, 1 stop: $569
Atlanta to Geneva, 1 stop: $569
Spain
Atlanta to Madrid, 1 stop: $544
Atlanta to Barcelona, 1 stop: $539
Atlanta to Valencia, 1 stop: $546
Portugal
Atlanta to Lisbon, 1 stop: $586
Italy
Atlanta to Rome, 1 stop (be careful with those layovers!): $529
Atlanta to Naples, 1 stop: $563
Atlanta to Florence, 1 stop: $561
Atlanta to Milan, 1 stop: $547
Atlanta to Venice, 1 stop: $561
Atlanta to Bologna, 1 stop: $557
Poland
Atlanta to Warsaw, 1 stop: $569
Atlanta to Krakow, 1 stop: $548
Atlanta to Wroclaw, 1 stop: $544
Croatia
Atlanta to Dubrovnik, 1 stop: $576
Skyrim
Atlanta to Copenhagen, 1 stop: $561
Atlanta to Helsinki, 1 stop: $553
Atlanta to Stockholm, 1 stop: $584
United Kingdom
Atlanta to London, NONSTOP: $649
Atlanta to Manchester, 1 stop: $679
Atlanta to Glasgow, 1 stop: $680
Atlanta to Edinburgh, 1 stop: $657
Atlanta to Belfast, 1 stop: $694
Ireland
Atlanta to Dublin, 1 stop: $521
Egypt
Atlanta to Cairo, 1 stop: $677
Malta
Atlanta to Malta, 1 stop: $637
Greece
Atlanta to Athens, 1 stop: $565
Hawaii
Atlanta to Honolulu, 1 stop: $593
Notes
u/ATL30308 had a great point a few months ago: "Make sure to check entry/vaccination/testing/quarantine requirements very carefully before booking. A lot of these places are either not open to travelers from the US (and may or may not be in the near future) or have special requirements for foreigners."
We probably won't be seeing ~$400 flights any time soon due to COVID.
The use Google Flights to find a date that works for you. Click the date to the right and let the calendar populate with the prices.
Some of the airlines are only showing prices for the shitty basic economy (Can't pick seat, etc), so expect the price to be a little more. Especially with Delta.
I would recommend buying from the airline's website instead of third party (priceline, expedia, etc).
Ideally, you want your layover to be in the same country as your point or origin. So your final destination is where you go through customs and not worry about missing a flight. If that isn't the case, try to find a flight with ~2 hour layover.
If you find a better deal, post the link.
Singletons
Atlanta to Paris, 1 stop: $628
Atlanta to Prague, 1 stop: $743
Atlanta to Luxembourg, 1 stop: $605
Atlanta to Brussels, 1 stop: $597
Atlanta to Amsterdam, 1 stop: $701
Atlanta to London, 1 stop: $668
Atlanta to Budapest, 1 stop: $676
Atlanta to Copenhagen, 1 stop: $738
Atlanta to Helsinki, 1 stop: $733
Switzerland
Atlanta to Geneva, 1 stop: $680
Atlanta to Basel, 1 stop: $615
Atlanta to Zurich, 1 stop: $594
Italy
Atlanta to Naples, 1 stop: $739
Atlanta to Bologna, 1 stop: $765
Portugal
Atlanta to Lisbon, 1 stop: $612
Atlanta to Porto, 1 stop: $629
Austria
Atlanta to Salzburg, 1 stop: $669
Atlanta to Vienna, 1 stop: $619
Spain
Atlanta to Valencia, 1 stop: $624
Atlanta to Alicante, 1 stop: $633
Atlanta to Malaga, 1 stop: $625
Atlanta to Bilboa, 1 stop: $633
Atlanta to Seville, 1 stop: $733
Germany
Atlanta to Frankfurt, 1 stop: $627
Atlanta to Munich, 1 stop: $679
Poland
Atlanta to Warsaw, 1 stop: $743
Atlanta to Krakow, 1 stop: $726
Atlanta to Wroclaw, 1 stop: $732
Sweden
Atlanta to Stockholm, 1 stop: $655
Atlanta to Gothenburg, 1 stop: $652
Norway
Atlanta to Bergen, 1 stop: $655
Ireland
Atlanta to Dublin, 1 stop: $669
Atlanta to Shannon, 1 stop: $679
Notes
The use Google Flights to find a date that works for you. Click the date to the right and let the calendar populate with the prices.
Some of the airlines are only showing prices for the shitty basic economy (Can't pick seat, etc), so expect the price to be a little more. Especially with Delta.
I would recommend buying from the airline's website instead of third party (priceline, expedia, etc).
Ideally, you want your layover to be in the same country as your point of origin. So your final destination is where you go through customs and not worry about missing a flight. If that isn't the case, try to find a flight with 2+ hour layover.
Spain
Atlanta to Valencia, 1 stop: $615
Atlanta to Bilbao, 1 stop: $615
Atlanta to Palma, 1 stop: $650
Portugal
Atlanta to Lisbon, 1 stop: $674
Atlanta to Porto, 1 stop: $621
Austria
Atlanta to Vienna, 1 stop: $646
Germany
Atlanta to Frankfurt, 1 stop: $654
United Kingdom
Atlanta to London, 1 stop (~5 hour layover): $645
Atlanta to Edinburgh, 1 stop: $648
Atlanta to Glasgow, 1 stop: $691
Atlanta to Newcastle Upon Tyne, 1 stop: $694
Hungary
Atlanta to Budapest, 1 stop: $639
Ireland
Atlanta to Dublin, 1 stop: $685
Denmark
Atlanta to Copenhagen, 1 stop: $604
Atlanta to Bilun, 1 stop: $620
Finland
Atlanta to Helsinki, 1 stop: $598
Sweden
Atlanta to Stockholm, 1 stop: $633
Atlanta to Gothenburg, 1 stop: $649
Saudi Arabia
Atlanta to Mar-a-Lago, 1 stop: $1586
Norway
Belgium
Atlanta to Brussels, 1 stop: $604
Luxembourg
Atlanta to Luxembourg, 1 stop: $616
Notes
CDC Travel advisory lists most destinations as Level 3 (high)
u/ATL30308 had a great point a few months ago: "Make sure to check entry/vaccination/testing/quarantine requirements very carefully before booking. A lot of these places are either not open to travelers from the US (and may or may not be in the near future) or have special requirements for foreigners."
We probably won't be seeing ~$400 flights anymore soon due to COVID & inflation.
The use Google Flights to find a date that works for you. Click the date to the right and let the calendar populate with the prices.
Some of the airlines are only showing prices for the shitty basic economy (Can't pick seat, etc), so expect the price to be a little more. Especially with Delta.
I would recommend buying from the airline's website instead of third party (priceline, expedia, etc).
Ideally, you want your layover to be in the same country as your point or origin. So your final destination is where you go through customs and not worry about missing a flight. If that isn't the case, try to find a flight with ~2 hour layover.
If you find a better deal, post the link.
