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DeKalb Peachtree to Louis Armstrong New Orleans

PDKAtlantaAtlanta
MSYNew OrleansNew Orleans

Departed

22nd September 2026

Passengers

12 pax

Last listed

$8,600

Duration

1h 19m

Aircraft

Citation X

PDKMSYAtlantaNew Orleans1h 19m · 440 mi

About this flight

Flying from Atlanta to New Orleans connects the beating heart of Georgia's business world with one of the most characterful cities in the American South. As September gives way to autumn, New Orleans settles into one of its most pleasant seasons, with balmy evenings, thinning humidity and a calendar rich in music, food and culture drawing visitors to the French Quarter and beyond. Departing from the general aviation convenience of Peachtree-DeKalb Airport, this route bypasses the crowds of Atlanta's major hub entirely, delivering a fast, private alternative for travellers heading south for business meetings, a weekend escape or the city's famed dining scene.

The Citation X is among the fastest civilian aircraft in the sky, and this heavy jet brings genuine cross-country pedigree to a route of this length. Inside, up to six passengers enjoy a wide, stand-up cabin with reclining leather seating, generous legroom and a quiet cruise that makes conversation and rest equally easy. Its impressive climb rate and cruising speed mean less time in the air and more time at your destination, while the aircraft's range comfortably covers this journey without a refuelling stop.

This empty leg presents a rare chance to charter a heavy jet of this calibre on a route it would otherwise be repositioning without passengers. Booking this private jet segment means enjoying the full comfort and speed of the Citation X while making efficient use of an aircraft already scheduled to fly.

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Atlanta to New Orleans: the same route, from today

The Citation X empty leg listed here flew on 22nd September 2026. Empty legs on this route are listed from time to time, so here is what is open now, and you can ask us to email you when the next one appears.

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What is an empty leg flight?

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Testimonials

What our customers say about us

01/16

All went very well! Already planning next year's trip — might need a bigger jet for eight of us next time.

S.M.Private Client