Is an 1.5 hours enough time for luggage claim and security?

Yup.

Or not.

Either way, you won’t be in Baton Rouge.

Not likely in Atlanta

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Booked a flight tomorrow with spirit that has a layover in atl. I change airlines there and just learned spirit doesn’t transfer luggage. Flight lands at 4:56 and next one is 6:34. Think I’ll have enough time to get my luggage then go through the process again? Used my twic card to book so I’ll be to use pre tsa or whatever.

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if there's one second of hiccup with spirit you and your bags will be there a while, baw

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I change airlines there and just learned spirit doesn’t transfer luggage

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Any airline won't transfer luggage unless they have an interline agreement.

Your only hope is that outbound traffic in the middle of the week will be somewhat low, in compared to Sunday, Monday, and Thursday.

As someone that has checked bags and gone through deplorable ATL (Precheck, Clear, etc.) security many, many, times, you're probably not going to make it. Don't forget that landing at 1656 does not mean you are at the gate at 1700. The next flight, if it is domestic and on time, will start boarding before six.

I would call the airline you're transferring to and advise you likely may need a standby seat. When you don't do very, very dumb things like buy airline tickets on Priceline (or another OTA like Expedia), and you're on the same airline, they already have built in capabilities to detect when you're at a risk of connection.

Think of how much money you saved. Remember that long and hard tomorrow.

Always kinda wanted to frick her

Well nothing went sideways. I just didn’t know they wouldn’t transfer luggage to a diff airline. Lesson learned. I booked it on Google flights and got a round trip to Denver for $90. Now I see why lol

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Booked a flight tomorrow with spirit

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Booked a flight tomorrow with spirit

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What have you done so heinous that you feel you deserve such punishment?