Virginia to Florida by plane is typically about 650–700 miles in straight-line distance, with typical non-stop flight times around 2 to 3 hours depending on departure and arrival airports and wind conditions. If you’re looking at common routes, flights from Virginia markets like Richmond (RIC) or Norfolk (ORF) to Florida hubs such as Orlando (MCO), Tampa (TPA), or Miami (MIA) usually land in roughly 1.5 to 3.0 hours in the air, with total door-to-door travel times longer once you include security, boarding, and ground transport. Key factors that affect flight duration

• Departure and arrival airports: Direct routes between major airports are shorter than routes with layovers.
• Aircraft and wind: Modern jets average around 500–600 mph cruising speed; tailwinds can shave time, headwinds can add a bit.
• Air traffic and routing: Some flights take slightly longer due to flight paths or congestion.
• Time zones: Virginia and Florida share the same Eastern Time Zone, so no time-zone adjustment is needed for the flight itself.

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