The airport's official name is Baton Rouge Metropolitan Ryan Field. On Roame and most flight schedules, you will find it under the code BTR.

The IATA airport code for Baton Rouge Metropolitan Ryan Field is BTR. Enter BTR in Flightmap whenever you want to use this exact airport.

Baton Rouge Metropolitan Ryan Field serves Baton Rouge, United States. Flightmap uses the airport's exact coordinates, so nearby airports and route distances stay tied to BTR, not just the broader city.

Open the map with BTR as your departure airport and Anywhere as the destination. You can then narrow the routes by airline, alliance, aircraft, mileage program, nonstop service, and observed award fares.

Yes. Flightmap separates nonstop routes from destinations that need a connection, and the Nonstop only control lets you focus on direct service from BTR.

Yes. When Roame has observed award availability for a route from BTR, signed-in members can see the lowest points price by cabin and the related carrier fees, then continue to the full award search.

Current schedule data connects Baton Rouge (BTR) with 15 connected airports in 1 country. The route list can change as airlines publish new seasons, so the page is rebuilt from the latest available schedule aggregate.

The current route data includes 22 airlines: AeroMexico, Air France, Air New Zealand, Alaska Airlines, All Nippon Airways, American Airlines, British Airways, Copa Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Emirates, Gulf Air, KLM, Korean Air, LATAM Chile, Lufthansa, Qantas, Qatar Airways, Royal Jordanian, Scandinavian Airlines, United Airlines, Virgin Atlantic, and WestJet. Use the airline filter to isolate any one of them on the map.

The longest nonstop connection currently present in the route data is New York (LGA), about 1,197 miles from Baton Rouge. It is offered by Delta Air Lines.

Yes. The current route data includes 15 domestic destinations within United States. The Domestic flights section highlights named airport links from that set.