Business class award flights from Chicago O’Hare (ORD) to Atlanta (ATL)

In the last 30 days AwardTool saw business award space on 5 programs for ORD→ATL. Lowest: 19,300 points + $5.60 with Qantas Frequent Flyer, which showed business award space on 283 dates. Nonstop business space was seen via Qantas Frequent Flyer, Air France/KLM Flying Blue, Etihad Guest and 1 other program.

Data as of

Award prices last changed . AwardTool checks these routes daily; seats change quickly.

Lowest observed
19,300 pts + $5.60
Qantas Frequent Flyer
Programs with space
5 of 12
programs seen on this route
Most dates seen
283
Qantas Frequent Flyer
Nonstop
Seen
from 19,300 pts + taxes not reported

Compare programs for business class

The lowest one-way business award each program showed on ORD→ATL, sorted by points.

ProgramPoints + taxesStopsAirlines seenSeatsDates seenNewest observation
Qantas Frequent FlyerLowest observed19,300 pts + $5.60NonstopAmerican Airlines (AA)2283See dates
Air France/KLM Flying Blue21,000 pts + $23.79NonstopDelta Air Lines (DL)9+210See dates
Etihad Guest25,000 pts + $32.28NonstopAmerican Airlines (AA)4270See dates
Avianca LifeMiles30,000 pts + $5.60NonstopUnited Airlines (UA)29See dates
Virgin Australia Velocity40,000 pts + $92.732 stopsAir Canada (AC)121See dates

Not seen in business: American Airlines AAdvantage, Air Canada Aeroplan, Alaska Atmos Rewards, JetBlue True Blue, Delta SkyMiles, United MileagePlus and Virgin Atlantic Flying Club.

Not seen means AwardTool hasn't observed this cabin on this route in the last 30 days. It doesn't mean the airline has no seats. Dates seen counts departure dates with an open award in that cabin at any price; newest observation is the latest time AwardTool saw one of them. Seats is the count the program reported when we observed it; some programs report at most 9.

Observed business award examples

Awards AwardTool observed for departures in the next 60 days (one way, per traveler)
DepartureProgramPoints + taxesSeatsStopsObserved (UTC)
Qantas Frequent Flyer19,300 pts + $5.602NonstopCheck this date
Qantas Frequent Flyer19,300 pts + $5.602NonstopCheck this date
Air France/KLM Flying Blue21,000 pts + $23.799+NonstopCheck this date
Air France/KLM Flying Blue21,000 pts + $23.799+NonstopCheck this date
Etihad Guest25,000 pts + $32.284NonstopCheck this date
Etihad Guest25,000 pts + $32.282NonstopCheck this date
Avianca LifeMiles30,000 pts + $5.602NonstopCheck this date
Virgin Australia Velocity40,000 pts + $112.5011 stopCheck this date

Prices are one-way per traveler: the program's points or miles plus taxes and carrier fees in USD, as AwardTool observed them at the time shown. Award space changes constantly. A seat we saw may be gone, and space we haven't seen may exist. Always confirm with a live search before transferring points; most transfers can't be reversed.

Nonstop business class award space

Best months for business class from ORD to ATL

Lowest prices among the dates we observed, by departure month. A record, not a forecast.
MonthLowest observedProgramDates
19,300 pts + taxes not reportedQantas Frequent Flyer14
19,300 pts + taxes not reportedQantas Frequent Flyer28
19,300 pts + taxes not reportedQantas Frequent Flyer25
19,300 pts + taxes not reportedQantas Frequent Flyer29
19,300 pts + taxes not reportedQantas Frequent Flyer25
19,300 pts + taxes not reportedQantas Frequent Flyer22
19,300 pts + taxes not reportedQantas Frequent Flyer27
19,300 pts + taxes not reportedQantas Frequent Flyer28
19,300 pts + taxes not reportedQantas Frequent Flyer23
19,300 pts + taxes not reportedQantas Frequent Flyer27
19,300 pts + taxes not reportedQantas Frequent Flyer30
19,300 pts + taxes not reportedQantas Frequent Flyer5

Airlines seen in business class

Airlines that appeared on the award itineraries AwardTool observed, and the programs that showed them.

  • American Airlines (AA): Qantas Frequent Flyer and Etihad Guest
  • Air Canada (AC): Virgin Australia Velocity
  • Delta Air Lines (DL): Air France/KLM Flying Blue
  • United Airlines (UA): Avianca LifeMiles

Points that transfer to these programs

Check current transfer bonuses. Most transfers can't be reversed. No bank transfers to Virgin Australia Velocity.

Questions about business award flights from ORD to ATL

What's the lowest business award from Chicago O’Hare to Atlanta?

19,300 points + $5.60 with Qantas Frequent Flyer. Qantas Frequent Flyer showed business award space on 283 departure dates (newest observation Oct 16, 2026, 02:50 UTC). Search live before transferring points.

Which programs had business award space on ORD→ATL?

Qantas Frequent Flyer (283 dates), Air France/KLM Flying Blue (210 dates), Etihad Guest (270 dates), Avianca LifeMiles (9 dates) and Virgin Australia Velocity (21 dates), in the last 30 days.

Is there nonstop business award space from ORD to ATL?

Yes. AwardTool observed nonstop business award space via Qantas Frequent Flyer, Air France/KLM Flying Blue, Etihad Guest and Avianca LifeMiles. The lowest nonstop award was 19,300 points with Qantas Frequent Flyer, which showed nonstop business space on 254 dates.

Which months had the lowest business award prices from ORD to ATL?

Counting only month prices from programs with award space on 2 or more dates that month, and leaving out unusually low outliers, the lowest business award AwardTool observed was for Aug 2027 departures: 19,300 points with Qantas (30 dates). The month table shows every lowest price, including those. Based on dates we observed, not a forecast.

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How this page is built

These figures come from AwardTool's cached award searches across 29 loyalty programs. A value counts only when AwardTool observed it in the last 30 days, for departures within 365 days of the data date. Each price is the lowest one-way award seen per passenger, in the program's points or miles, with taxes and fees in USD. A missing value means AwardTool hasn't seen that award recently, not that none exists. The date-by-date calendar is in the app: a limited window on the free plan and 365 days with Pro.

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