Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Airport (ATL) is one of the biggest airports in the world. It has 2 main terminals: the Domestic Terminal and the International Terminal. Passengers use different concourses connected by an underground train system. The airport is easy to follow, with signs and clear zones for check-in, gates, baggage, and security.
| Terminal / Concourse | Purpose | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Domestic Terminal – North | Check-in & departures | Used by many major airlines for domestic flights |
| Domestic Terminal – South | Check-in & departures | Mainly used by Delta Air Lines |
| International Terminal – Concourse F | International flights | Check-in, customs, immigration, and international arrivals |
| Concourse T | Domestic gates | Closest concourse to Domestic Terminal |
| Concourse A | Domestic gates | Busy concourse used by major airlines |
| Concourse B | Domestic gates | Connected to many Delta flights |
| Concourse C | Domestic gates | Serves multiple U.S. airlines |
| Concourse D | Domestic flights | Mix of airlines and regional jets |
| Concourse E | International gates | Supports international flights and connections |
| Plane Train | Airport transport | Connects all terminals and concourses quickly |
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