Austin (AUS) to Newark (EWR) is 1,502 miles in a straight line, about 3h 30m gate to gate. Your flight is handed between 11 air traffic control facilities along the way.
Who handles your flight
Every airliner is passed from one air traffic control facility to the next. On the most direct path, these are the teams that guide you, in order. Weather and traffic can send a flight through other centers, so your actual flight may differ a little.
- AUSTowerAustin-Bergstrom International Tower (AUS)Clears you for takeoffThank them →
- ZHUCenterHouston ARTCC (ZHU)Takes over at cruising altitudeThank them →
- ZFWCenterFort Worth ARTCC (ZFW)Keeps you separated en routeThank them →
- ZMECenterMemphis ARTCC (ZME)Keeps you separated en routeThank them →
- ZTLCenterAtlanta ARTCC (ZTL)Keeps you separated en routeThank them →
- ZIDCenterIndianapolis ARTCC (ZID)Keeps you separated en routeThank them →
- ZOBCenterCleveland ARTCC (ZOB)Keeps you separated en routeThank them →
- ZDCCenterWashington ARTCC (ZDC)Keeps you separated en routeThank them →
- ZNYCenterNew York ARTCC (ZNY)Starts your descentThank them →
- N90TRACONNew York TRACON (N90)Lines you up for the approachThank them →
- EWRTowerNewark Liberty Tower (EWR)Clears you to landThank them →
Flying the other way
Newark (EWR) to Austin (AUS)
EWR → N90 → ZNY → ZDC → ZOB → ZID → ZTL → ZME → ZFW → ZHU → AUS
About the airports
Austin Bergstrom International Airport
Austin, TX
Codes: AUS · KAUS
Time zone: Central
Control tower: Austin-Bergstrom International Tower (AUS)
Newark Liberty International Airport
Newark, NJ
Codes: EWR · KEWR
Time zone: Eastern
Control tower: Newark Liberty Tower (EWR)
More routes
- Austin (AUS) to Atlanta (ATL)
- Austin (AUS) to Dallas–Fort Worth (DFW)
- Austin (AUS) to Denver (DEN)
- Austin (AUS) to Chicago O'Hare (ORD)
- Austin (AUS) to Los Angeles (LAX)
- Austin (AUS) to New York JFK (JFK)
- Austin (AUS) to Las Vegas (LAS)
- Austin (AUS) to Orlando (MCO)
- Austin (AUS) to Miami (MIA)
- Austin (AUS) to Charlotte (CLT)
- Austin (AUS) to Seattle (SEA)
- Austin (AUS) to Phoenix (PHX)
- Austin (AUS) to San Francisco (SFO)
- Austin (AUS) to Boston (BOS)
- Austin (AUS) to Fort Lauderdale (FLL)
- Austin (AUS) to Minneapolis (MSP)
How we figure this out
Distance is the great-circle distance between the two airports, the shortest path over the curved Earth. Flight time assumes an average airliner speed of about 500 mph plus about 30 minutes for taxi, takeoff and landing. The list of facilities follows the same path, using each airport's tower and approach control and the FAA's en route center boundaries.
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Common questions
How long is the flight from Austin (AUS) to Newark (EWR)?
About 3h 30m gate to gate for the 1,502-mile trip. Flying east, you often pick up a tailwind, so it can be a little shorter.
How far is Austin (AUS) from Newark (EWR)?
1,502 miles (1,305 nautical miles, 2,417 km) in a straight line. The path your flight actually takes is usually a little longer.
Which air traffic controllers handle a flight from Austin (AUS) to Newark (EWR)?
Usually 11 facilities: Austin-Bergstrom International Tower (AUS), Houston ARTCC (ZHU), Fort Worth ARTCC (ZFW), Memphis ARTCC (ZME), Atlanta ARTCC (ZTL), Indianapolis ARTCC (ZID), Cleveland ARTCC (ZOB), Washington ARTCC (ZDC), New York ARTCC (ZNY), New York TRACON (N90) and Newark Liberty Tower (EWR). You can thank each one on its own wall at Thank ATC.
Is there a time change between Austin (AUS) and Newark (EWR)?
Yes. Newark (EWR) is 1 hour ahead of Austin (AUS).