Atlantic City, New Jersey

Private charter · RMG → ACY

Rome to Atlantic City

682 miles. One price for the whole airplane.

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Trip type
1

Times are local to each departure airport.

The trip

Rome to Atlantic City, door to door faster.

Trade about 14½ hours on the road for about a short flight in the air. Bluebird flies you direct from Richard B Russell Airport in Rome to Atlantic City International Airport in Atlantic City, 682 miles in a private jet with two pilots up front. Need a different size of aircraft? We'll source one sized for the trip. The price is for the whole aircraft, with every fee and tax shown before you book.

Distance
682 mi
Flight
—
Driving
14½ hours
Passengers
Up to 1
RMGRomeACYAtlantic City
RMG → ACY682 miles direct

Departing Rome

Airports in Rome

  • RMG

    Commercial airport

    Richard B Russell Airport

    Rome · KRMG

    From downtown
    6 mi
    Longest runway
    7,010 ft
  • KCZL

    Regional airport

    Tom B. David Field

    Calhoun

    From downtown
    19 mi
    Longest runway
    6,034 ft
  • KVPC

    Regional airport

    Cartersville Airport

    Cartersville

    From downtown
    21 mi
    Longest runway
    5,760 ft
  • KPYP

    Regional airport

    Centre-Piedmont-Cherokee County Regional Airport

    Centre

    From downtown
    27 mi
    Longest runway
    5,500 ft
  • KPUJ

    Regional airport

    Silver Comet Field at Paulding Northwest Atlanta Airport

    Dallas

    From downtown
    28 mi
    Longest runway
    5,505 ft

Arriving Atlantic City

Airports in Atlantic City

  • ACY

    Commercial airport

    Atlantic City International Airport

    Atlantic City · KACY

    From downtown
    10 mi
    Longest runway
    10,001 ft

When you land

Things to do in Atlantic City

Atlantic City built the first boardwalk in the United States in 1870 and has been a resort for well over a century, inspiring the street names on the Monopoly board along the way. Today it is the largest casino destination on the East Coast, with resorts such as the Borgata in the Marina District and the Hard Rock and Ocean along the Boardwalk. Concerts, boxing, conventions and corporate events keep the hotels busy, and the FAA’s William J. Hughes Technical Center, a major aviation research and testing facility, sits beside the city’s airport.

  1. 01

    Atlantic City Boardwalk

    The country’s first boardwalk runs for miles along the beach, lined with casinos, shops, piers, saltwater taffy stands and rolling chairs for hire.

  2. 02

    Borgata Hotel Casino and Spa

    Atlantic City’s largest resort, in the Marina District, combines a big casino floor with restaurants from well-known chefs, a spa and concerts and comedy shows.

  3. 03

    Steel Pier

    A historic amusement pier extending into the Atlantic with rides, games and a large observation wheel offering views along the coast after dark.

  4. 04

    Absecon Lighthouse

    New Jersey’s tallest lighthouse, first lit in 1857, invites visitors to climb its 228 steps for views over the city and the ocean.

  5. 05

    Lucy the Elephant

    In neighboring Margate, this six-story wooden elephant built in 1881 is a National Historic Landmark, and guided tours climb up into the howdah on its back.

  6. 06

    Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge

    North of the city, an eight-mile wildlife drive crosses salt marshes and bays where herons, egrets and migrating waterfowl gather, with the casino skyline on the horizon.

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