Atlanta Airport Terminal Map

The Atlanta Airport terminal map can be an invaluable tool for navigating this large and busy airport’s hallways, gates and shops. Atlanta’s Hartfield Jackson Airport (ATL) is the busiest airport in the world, handling over 90 million passengers (more than twice the population of California!) each day. The airport is divided into concourses and terminal based on the airline or destination of the flight.

The Domestic Terminal is composed of Concourse T, and seven additional concourses – A, B, C, D, E, F, and G – number outwards from the Domestic Terminal. Each terminal and concourse has a distinct set of gates sectioned off by color-coded walls.

Atlanta Airport Terminal Map

To help you navigate the airport we will explore the Atlanta Airport domestic terminal map and the Atlanta Airport international terminal map in more detail.

All about the Atlanta Airport Domestic Terminal

The domestic terminal at Atlanta Airport is located on the airport's west side. The domestic terminal complex is split into three sections:

• North Terminal
• South Terminal
• Main Terminal

Only ticketing, check-in, and baggage claim are handled in the North and South Terminals. ATL’s domestic terminal contains Concourses A to D and T, which are positioned parallel to one another.

The Ground Transportation Center, a 3-level atrium in the middle surrounded by restaurants and retail outlets, a Main Security Checkpoint, access to Concourse T gates, Plane Train access to the satellite concourses A-F, and International Baggage Claim are all located in the Main Terminal. The USO Center is located on level 3 of the atrium.

Levels

Atlanta Airport is divided into the following levels

• Level 0: This level houses the Plane Train, which transports passengers between Concourses and Satellites.
• Ground Level: Houses Arrivals, including luggage claim.
• Level 2: There is also a ticketing and departures area, as well as a baggage claim facility.
• Concourse T: It is the only Atlanta Airport concourse that connects to the Domestic Main Terminal. Both the left side (T9–T15) and the right side (T1–T8) of the concourse have their own checkpoints. Find the entrance to the Plane Train, which serves Concourses A to F and the International Terminal, in the middle of the airport, between T8 and T9 (baggage claim). There are services and amenities all over the Concourse.

• Mezzanine level three.

Atlanta Airport Concourses

The following concourses serve Atlanta Airport's Domestic Terminal:

• Concourse A: Gates A19–34 are on the left side of A, while gates A18–A1 are on the right. The A Concourse has a food court with 11 options, retail shops, and services. Concourse A has three different levels - Plane Train, gates, and a restaurant and lounges level.

• Concourse B: Concourse B has gates B19–B36 on the left side and B18–B1 on the right. Throughout the B Concourse, you can find places to eat and drink, shops, and services. Concourse B only has two levels- the plane-train level and the gates level.

• Concourse C: This concourse has gates 1-57 and a train that goes to Concourses A, D, E, F, and the International Terminal and Domestic Terminal. Throughout the Concourse, you can find places to eat and drink, shops, and services. Concourse C has two levels- the plane train level and the gates level.

• Concourse D: Concourse D has gates D21–D46 on the left and D15–D1 and D1A on the right. It is connected to the Plane Train, which lets you get to Concourses E, F, C, B, A, T, and the Domestic terminal. Currency Exchange is in the middle. Concourse D has three levels- plane train, the gates, and the mezzanine, which has restaurants and other services.

Services offered at Atlanta Airport’s domestic terminal

• ATMs
• Automated Emergency Defibrillator (AED)
• Banking Facilities
• Currency Exchange
• FedEx / UPS Drop Box
• Interfaith Capel
• Lounges with free Wi-Fi
• Restrooms
• Smoking lounge
• XpresSpa
• Restaurants and cafes

All about the Atlanta Airport International Terminal

All international flights arrive and leave from the Atlanta Airport International Terminal, which is also called the Maynard Holbrook Jackson Jr. International Terminal. It's on the east side of the airport buildings. In 2012, the new international terminal and Concourse F opened so that they could handle more passengers. Some flights use both Concourses F and E.

Levels

The Atlanta Airport International Terminal has the following levels:

• Level 0: Arrivals and Plane Train.
• Level U: Arrivals and the Tunnel to E level.
• Level 1: Daily Parking.
• Level 2: Departures area and ticketing. Travelers should go to the security checkpoint to get entry to Concourses F and E, where gates are located.
• Level 3 Mezzanine: This is where most of the airport services like VIP lounges, personal services, and corporate services are located.

Concourses

The Atlanta Airport International Terminal has only two concourses:

• Concourse E: E boarding gates are accessible from the core of the International Terminal. There are various amenities available from there, including food, beverage, and retail concessions, airline counters, and several lounges. E1 through E37 are the boarding gates. The Arrivals level connects to the E and F concourses.

• Concourse F: Concourse F is accessible from Atlanta Airport International Terminal; it counts with boarding gates F1-F14.

Atlanta Airport International Terminal

Services offered at Atlanta Airport’s international terminal

• ATMs
• Automated Emergency Defibrillator (AED)
• Banking Facilities
• Currency Exchange
• FedEx / UPS Drop Box
• Interfaith Capel
• Lounges with free WiFi
• Restaurants and cafes
• Restrooms
• Shoeshine
• Smoking lounge
• XpresSpa

How to get between Terminals at Atlanta Airport

Before security

• The airport shuttle service allows you to transfer between the domestic and international terminals of the Atlanta airport without going through security.
• You must access the South Terminal baggage claim area by gate W2 if you are arriving from the MARTA station or other entry points on the west side of the Domestic Terminal. Follow the signs to Land Transport, where you can catch the shuttle bus (Terminal Connector Shuttle) to the International Terminal.
• If, on the other hand, your airline permits you to check in for your international flight from the domestic terminal, you can ride the Plane Train straight to Concourse F. You can catch the shuttle bus from the International Terminal by entering at gates A1, A2, or A3. The bus travel between terminals takes around 15 minutes.
• Also, the International Terminal Connector, which operates every 15 minutes, connects the International Terminal to the Automobile Rental Center. The shuttle bus departs from the north end of the station via the A1, A2, or A3 gates.

SkyTrain

The Domestic Terminal Complex, West Parking Deck, Gateway Center, and Rental Car Center are all connected by SkyTrain. The total duration of the trip is 10 minutes, including 3 minutes spent waiting at the stations during the day and 10 minutes during the night. The SkyTrain always available 24/7.

Although the SkyTrain can be used by anybody, not just arriving passengers, the most popular stop is the Rental Car Center, which is just around five minutes away from the domestic terminal. Automobiles.

The Georgia International Convention Center and the hotels Marriott Gateway Hotel, Renaissance Atlanta Airport Gateway Hotel, and SpringHill Suites Gateway Hotel are all within walking distance of the airport, so if you're staying nearby, take the light rail to the Gateway Center station.

After security

Level 0 is home to the airport's free and convenient Plane Train, which is a great way to get to and from the terminals and lobbies after passing through security. The automated subway train (people mover) makes a 3-mile loop with stops in concourses T, A, B, C, D, and E between the Domestic Terminal (baggage claim) and Concourse F (International Terminal).

There are automated announcements and maps available for passengers on the next plane train, as well as a countdown timer to notify them of its impending arrival. Every two minutes, it departs, and it works nonstop.

Best ways to get to Atlanta Airport (Ground Transportation)

When it comes to get to the airport, travelers have a range of ground transportation options at their disposal. Rental car companies provide passengers with the opportunity to pick up and drop off cars faster and easier than ever. There are also shuttle services available for those looking for quick trips around the Atlanta metropolitan area. For travelers who need more customized transport, there are taxi and limousine services that can make your trip even more comfortable.

Driving directions to ATL Domestic Terminal

• From downtown Atlanta, take I-75/85 South to I-85 to get to the Domestic Terminal. Keep going to Domestic by following the signs.
• Take I-20 East to I-75/85 South if you're coming from the west. Keep going to Domestic by following the signs.
• Take I-20 West to I-285 South if you're coming from the east. Keep going to Domestic by following the signs.
• Take I-75 north to I-285 west from the south. Keep going to Domestic by following the signs.

Driving directions to ATL International Terminal

The international terminal's entrance is distinct from that of the domestic terminal. The entry to the international terminal is accessible from Interstate 75 via Exit 239 Interstates 75, 85, and 285 lead to the international terminal, as indicated by road signs. Moreover, upgraded traffic signs have been installed to direct drivers to the site.

• Take I-75/85 South from downtown Atlanta and get off at Exit 239 and follow the signs to get to the International Terminal.
• Take I-75 north from Macon and get off at Exit 239 and follow the signs to get to the International Terminal.
• From Augusta, take I-20 West to Exit 67 for I-285 South. Keep following the signs to the International Terminal.
• From Birmingham, take I-20 East and get off at I-285 South. Keep following the signs to the International Terminal.
• From Montgomery, take I-85 north, take Exit 68 for I-285 east, and keep following the signs to the International Terminal.

Airlines at Atlanta Airport

Domestic Terminal	International Terminal
Alaska Airlines	Air Canada
American Airlines	Air France
Boutique Airlines	British Airways
Delta Air Lines	Copa Airlines
Frontier Airlines	KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
JetBlue Airways	Korean Air
Southwest Airlines	Lufthansa Airlines
Spirit Airlines	Qatar Airways
United Airlines	Turkish Airlines
	Virgin Atlantic
	WestJet

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Security Check points at ATL Terminals

Terminal	Checkpoint location	Timings
Domestic	Main	24/7
Domestic	North	4:15 am to 8 pm
Domestic	South (PreCheck lanes only)	According to TSA schedule
International	Main	5:30 am to 12 am

Know the Current Average TSA Wait Time at ATL

CLEAR at ATL Terminals

ATL Airport also takes part in CLEAR program, that scans your eyes and fingerprints instead of requiring you to show your ID at the security checkpoint. CLEAR lanes are open during the following times in both the domestic and international terminals:

Terminal	Checkpoint location	Timings
Domestic	Main	5 am to 8 pm (CLEAR lanes + enrollment)
Domestic	North	5 am to 8 pm (CLEAR enrollment only, no CLEAR lanes for verification)
Domestic	South	4:30 am to 9 pm (CLEAR enrollment is available from 4:30 am to 8 pm)

Nursing Facilities at Atlanta Airport Terminals

ATL has ten private nursing pods. Each of these has an electric outlet for pumps and also a diaper-changing table. They are found:

• Near gates A6 and A33 in Concourse A
• Near gates B4 and B25 in Concourse B
• Near gate F5 in Concourse F
• Near gates T2 and T13 in Concourse T
• The central area of concourses C, D, and E

Pet Relief areas in ATL Airport Terminal

ATL has 7 pet relief areas at these locations:

• Near gate A9 in Concourse A
• Near gate B33 in Concourse B
• Near gate C17 in Concourse C
• Near gate F6 in Concourse F
• ear gate T7 in Concourse T
• The central area of concourses D and E
• On the arrivals level outside the international terminal

Places to smoke at ATL Terminals

ATL is a smoke-free airport. To smoke, passengers will have to exit the airport. Smoking zones are provided

Terminal	Door/Exit
Domestic Terminal North Lower Level	Door LN1	Door LN2
Domestic Terminal North Main	Door N1	Area Between Doors N3 and N4
Domestic Terminal South Lower Level	Door LS1	Door LS2
Domestic Terminal South Main	Area Between Door S1 and S2	Area Between Doors S4 and S5	Door S6
International Terminal	Departures (Upper Level) Doors D1 and D3	Arrivals (Lower Level) Doors A1 and A3

Atlanta Airport Food

There are numerous dining options available throughout the domestic terminal and the airport's seven lobbies at Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. Some of the top-rated Atlanta Airport restaurants are

• P.F. Chang's
• Paschal's
• LongHorn Steakhouse
• Phillips Seafood
• Jekyll Island Seafood
• Papi’s
• SweetWater Brewing Company
• One Flew South
• Chicken + Beer

Check out more details about Atlanta Airport food and Restaurants.

Shops and Stores at Atlanta Airport Terminal

ATL Airport offers plenty of options for shoppers including duty free shops. Other highly rated stores are

• L'Occitane
• InMotion
• Johnston & Murphy
• Swarovski
• Tumi
• Trusit
• ZEGNA Travel Retail

Check out the timings and other details regarding Atlanta Airport Stores and Shops

Lounges at Atlanta Airport Terminals

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Where to Park at Atlanta Airport Domestic / International Terminals

For passengers flying out of Atlanta International Airport's Domestic and International terminals, there are many parking options. The Domestic Terminal Parking Garage is located near the terminal and provides easy access to the gates for domestic travellers. The North and South Daily Parking Lots are also near the Domestic Terminal and provide both covered and uncovered parking.

The International Terminal Parking Garages are located adjacent to the terminal and enable quick access to the gates for international travellers. The International Hourly Parking Lot is also close and ideal for short-term parking. Furthermore, the Airport Park Ride Lot is located off-site and provides a more cost-effective choice for long-term parking. Shuttle buses run routinely between the lot and the terminals.

If all these options aren’t enough there are plenty of offsite Atlanta Airport parking options, you can book online and way ahead of your travel.

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