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Where is the farthest you can fly from Nashville International Airport?

wkrn.com 1 day ago

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Ready to go on vacation? Whether you plan on traveling across state lines or thousands of miles away, the Nashville International Airport (BNA) offers several routes to travelers departing from Music City.

There are various airlines that offer scheduled flights to major travel hubs across the nation. Data from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics revealed that the most common domestic destinations from BNA include Hartsfield-Atlanta International Airport, Denver International Airport, and Charlotte Douglas International Airport.

Yet, there are flights from the Tennessee capital that will take you directly to places like London, Cancun, and other European travel hotspots. 

Farthest international flight

Make sure you have your neck pillow, eye mask, and headphones before boarding this eight hour flight.

As of this writing, the longest international flight out of BNA is to Heathrow Airport in London. The flight is an estimated 2,290 miles and is operated by British Airways.

In fact, the first flight from London to Nashville landed in 2018. Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority president and CEO Douglas Kreulen estimated that the non-stop flight would generate between $70 and $100 million in additional business.

International nonstop flights from BNA

According to data from Nashville International Airport, there are eight international nonstop routes offered at BNA.

Location Airport Airline
Calgary, Canada YYC WestJet
Edmonton, Canada YEG WestJet
Montreal, Quebec, Canada YUL Air Canada
Toronto, Canada YYZ Air Canada, Flair, WestJest
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada YVR WestJet
London, England LHR British Airways
Cancun, Mexico CUN Southwest, Spirit, Viva Aerobus
San Juan, Puerto Rico SJU Southwest
Data from BNA as of April 2024

However, airport officials say they plan to expand that list in the future to include more European counties.

In May, the Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority told News 2 they were working to fill BNA’s new international terminal with nonstop flights to overseas destinations.

According to Airport Authority President and CEO Douglas Kreulen, the team has its eyes set on six European countries.

  • Iceland
  • Ireland
  • Netherlands
  • Germany
  • France
  • Italy

Earlier this year, the airport officially opened a new satellite concourse. Kreulen says the airport currently accommodates 35 million passengers a year, but expects BNA will be able to support up to 70 million passengers by 2035.

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