Direct flights from Memphis
42 nonstop destinations. Zero layovers, zero connections — just one hop out of MEM.
Where one hop gets you
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What changed since August 2026
Comparing August 2026 with September 2026 · MEM
- Sun Country started flying to Minneapolis.
- Fort Lauderdale dropped from 5 flights a week to 2 flights.
- Orlando (MCO) dropped from 10 flights a week to 7 flights.
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Where can you fly nonstop from Memphis (MEM)?
Frederick W. Smith International Airport (MEM) offers nonstop flights to 42 destinations across the United States. The busiest direct routes from MEM are served by American, Delta, United and Southwest, with the most frequent nonstop service to Atlanta, Chicago and Dallas-Fort Worth.
Every route below leaves MEM and lands at your destination — no layovers, no connections. Use the day filter above to see exactly which routes fly on the day you want to travel. Route data updated September 2026 from observed departures.
Airlines and flight times at MEM
9 airlines fly nonstop out of MEM. American runs the biggest operation — about 142 of the 419 weekly departures (34%), across 7 routes — followed by Delta and Southwest.
The airlines flying nonstop out of Memphis are American, Delta, Southwest, United, Southern Airways Express, Allegiant, Frontier, Sun Country and Breeze Airways.
On 30 of Memphis's 42 nonstop routes, a single airline has the service to itself — Delta is the only airline with a nonstop to Atlanta, and American the only one to Dallas-Fort Worth.
The shortest nonstop out of MEM is Nashville at about 36m in the air; the longest is Boise at about 3h39m.
Route data updated September 2026 from observed flight departures. Schedules change — always confirm with the airline before booking.