Atlanta → Vancouver flights

Most fares cluster at $114 — watch for occasional $160 spikes

Key takeaways

• $114 median fare, and it also doubles as both the p25 and p75 — meaning most observed days priced identically
• $160 high shows occasional spikes well above the typical fare, a 40% spread between low and high
• Only 12 snapshots collected, so this is a thin sample — confidence in the pattern is moderate at best
• The $114 floor held across the bulk of days sampled, suggesting that price point is a realistic baseline to expect
• No dominant carrier was identifiable from the data, so we can't speak to airline-specific booking patterns

30-day price trend

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The full picture

The data shows a fairly unusual pattern: the median, p25, and p75 are all identical at $114, meaning the vast majority of the 12 snapshots priced at or near that figure. The $160 high appears to be an outlier rather than a common occurrence, which produces a 40% spread between low and high — a number that looks large on paper but is driven by a small number of elevated fares rather than broad volatility.

With only 12 daily snapshots, this dataset is thinner than ideal for drawing firm conclusions about booking-window timing. We can't responsibly say prices "soften" at a particular point before departure, because we don't have enough longitudinal coverage across a full booking horizon to make that claim. What we can say is that $114 has been the recurring, stable price point in the sample, and travelers who see fares near that level are likely looking at a normal-to-good price for this route. Fares approaching $160 represent the upper edge of what's been observed and may be worth waiting out if your dates are flexible.

No dominant carrier emerged clearly from the data, so we're not able to comment on airline-specific pricing behavior or whether certain carriers are more likely to offer the lower fares. Day-of-week patterns also aren't discernible from this sample size.

Honest caveat: 12 snapshots is a small sample for a route-level pricing analysis. The consistency of the $114 figure across median and both quartiles is a good sign of stability, but a longer observation window would give more confidence in whether this is a durable price floor or simply a short-term pattern.

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