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Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) has two main terminals: the Domestic Terminal and the Maynard H. Jackson Jr. International Terminal. These terminals handle passenger traffic at one of the world's busiest airports.
Use this guide to understand the ATL terminal layout, choose the right parking area, plan ground transportation, and find your way around the airport.
ATL has two terminals:
The seven concourses are arranged in parallel to each other, in the order T, A, B, C, D, E, and F. The underground Plane Train and Transportation Mall connect the concourses within the airport's secure area.
The Domestic Terminal is the primary entry point for passengers flying within the United States. The domestic concourses have a total of 155 gates. It also includes airline ticket counters for several domestic carriers, three major TSA security checkpoints, multiple baggage claim areas, and access to ground transportation. The terminal houses a MARTA station. The terminal also offers several shops and amenities. If you are planning to fly out of the Atlanta Airport Domestic Terminal, use the detailed guide and map to locate various services easily and get to the designated locations without confusion.
Domestic Terminal and concourse map source: atl.com/maps. The map artwork above is © the City of Atlanta Department of Aviation and is reproduced here for passenger reference only. Way.com claims no ownership of it.
The Atlanta Airport International Terminal is officially known as Maynard H. Jackson Jr. International Terminal. Although internally connected with the Domestic Terminal, you can access the International Terminal through a separate roadway. To make the traveler experience smoother, it features separate check-in counters, a TSA checkpoint, and baggage claim areas. The terminal serves two concourses, Concourses E and F, totaling 43 gates. Though Concourse E primarily serves international flights, it also serves a few domestic flights. Read our full Atlanta Airport International Terminal guide before you travel.
International Terminal and concourse map source: atl.com/maps. The map artwork above is © the City of Atlanta Department of Aviation and is reproduced here for passenger reference only. Way.com claims no ownership of it.
Note: Passengers traveling internationally should check their airline’s instructions before arriving at the Atlanta Airport terminal.
The Domestic and International Terminals have separate landside entrances. Travelers should plan their arrival based on the terminal specified by their airline rather than assuming they can quickly walk between the two terminal entrances. Here are some ways to travel between the concourses and the two terminals.
ATL offers on-airport parking at both terminals, along with shuttle-served parking options. Parking availability and rates can change, so check current status before leaving for the airport.
ATL offers several onsite parking options near the Domestic Terminal.
The International Terminal has two primary onsite parking options:
The International Park-Ride shuttle operates free of charge and provides 24-hour service. However, if you are looking for more budget-friendly options, it is better to book offsite Atlanta Airport parking in advance through Way.
No gates are permanently assigned to specific carriers. Usually, the terminal name and gate number are listed on the boarding pass or email confirmation. Concourses T, A, B, C, and D primarily serve domestic flights, while Concourses E and F primarily serve international flights, Concourse E also serves some domestic flights.
Transfer time depends on whether you are already inside the secure area, your current concourse, any security requirements, and the transportation method used. The Plane Train is the quickest way to move between concourses after security. Travelers moving between the Domestic and International terminal entrances should allow additional time and use the designated terminal shuttle when needed.
MARTA Airport Station is located at the Domestic Terminal. International Terminal passengers can use the designated shuttle between the Domestic Terminal ground transportation area and the International Terminal.
The airport advises domestic passengers to arrive at least two hours before their scheduled departure. International travelers need to arrive at least three hours before flight time. Travelers flying during busy periods may need additional time. Check current security wait times and airline guidance before leaving for the airport.
