Direct flights from New York to Austin JFK → AUS

American Airlines and Delta Air Lines fly nonstop from New York (JFK) to Austin (AUS), several times daily. The flight takes about 3h 38m and covers 1,519 miles (2,445 km). Arrivals run on time 79.1% at JFK and 75.8% at AUS — BTS data for the last three months, counting arrivals within 15 minutes of schedule. Schedule data from 21 June 2026.

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Departure Schedule typical week

Typical weekly schedule · 69 flights per week (~10 per day) · Updated 70d ago

American Airlines
35 flights per week (~5 per day)
Daily
08:30 12:22 12:26 18:00 18:50
Delta Air Lines
34 flights per week (~5 per day)
Daily
07:00 07:05 13:40 17:40
Sun, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri
11:10

Frequently asked questions

Is there a direct flight from New York to Austin?

Yes, American Airlines and Delta Air Lines operate nonstop flights from New York (JFK) to Austin (AUS).

Which airlines fly direct from New York to Austin?

American Airlines, Delta Air Lines operate nonstop flights from New York to Austin.

How long is the flight from New York to Austin?

The nonstop flight from New York to Austin takes ~3h 38m (approximately 2445 km).

How often do direct flights operate from New York to Austin?

Nonstop flights from New York to Austin operate multiple daily — 69 flights per week (~10 per day).

What is the on-time performance for flights from New York to Austin?

Arrivals run on time 79.1% at JFK and 75.8% at AUS — BTS data for the last three months, counting arrivals within 15 minutes of schedule.

What days of the week are there direct flights from New York to Austin?

Direct flights from New York to Austin operate every day of the week. American Airlines flies daily and Delta Air Lines flies daily.

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