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It's the domestic terminal where you check in for domestic flights. You then take the plane train to your concourse (unless your flight leaves from the T-gates.

Your transfer time suffices. On Arrival at ATL, you arrive at Concourse B, where you are near (next to Gate the escalator down to the Plane Train and arrive by train at Concourse E of the New International Terminal's Concourse E; go up the escalator and follow signs to Gates E11-1 .

What airport? When you mean "a back" do you mean "a backpack"? It depends how you check it - if you check it at the counter it will automatically be transferred to your second flight. If you check it at the gate with the bright colored tag as you do on a small aircraft, you have to claim it at the gate upon arrival.

ATL back=bag, I was on my phone. I thought that everything would transfer, just wanted to make sure a bag leaving the US didn't require me to do anything different at the airport. Thanks, ZAP!

If you're connecting domestic->international you don't have to do anything different. You should have enough time - just take the plane train between concourses.

On arrival at ATL, take the underground Plane Train arriving one level below the center of gates A19-34 & A18-A1 (take the escalator down) to Concourse D. At Concourse D, Go up the escalator/ elevator and head for gates D21-46. Hurry!

Call your airline to arrange for wheelchair service. The trains in ATL are quite easy to use.

You only have to take the plane train one stop - shouldn't take more than 15 minutes at most (including walking within the concourses)

You can go directly to the concourse.

On arrival at ATL, take the escalator down to the Plane Train, which arrives in the center of Concourse B between gates B19-36 & B1-18-B1. Your time should suffice.

It's possible, you just have to take the plane train between concourses. However, if your first flight is late you'll probably end up spending the night in Atlanta.

You just take the plane train between concourses. It shouldn't take more than 20 minutes. ATL, while very large, has a very simple layout.

Thank you very much! I appreciate it!

Indeed that is confusing. North & South 'Terminals' are part of the Domestic Terminal, located at either side of the Atrium. They only function as baggage claim and check-in/ticketing and have no gates. Currently Alaska & Delta use the South Terminal. (open map: http://www.atlanta-airport.com/docs/terminal/mt.pdf ). Delta uses Concourses A, C, D, E, F with corresponding gates; Alaska uses B, D, D & E gates. All Concourses - domestic & international - are connected by the underground 'Plane Train' stopping at the center of each Concourse. I suggest you open www.ifly.com/lax, then click on 'Terminal Map' under QUICK LINKS and scroll down to the detailed text.

If your bags are checked through and you are checked in for your Korean flight just take the Plane Train from D to F.

At ATL, part of Domestic passenger terminal are the North & South terminals on opposite sides, with only check-in & baggage claim facilities. While Concourse T is attached to the Main Terminal, separate parallel-running buildings house the Concourses A - D with corresponding gates (i.e., gate A19). As you arrive at the International Terminal, you will need to go through passport clearance, pick up your bag, go through customs clearance & (if continuing your journey) re-check-in your bags. Thereafter follow signs to the 'Plane Train' serving all concourses in the center of their gate arrangements. Also, the Terminal Connector Shuttle located outside the Arrivals level takes you to the Domestic Terminal - a 12-minute ride.

You arrive at Concourse B with gates B19-B36 at left, B18-B1 at right and the escalator/elevator to the Plane Train to Concourses in center; you get off the train at Concourse F (last stop), take elevator/escalator up to gates F12-14. Should not take more than 25 mins.

C gates are in Midfield Concourse C/D, while B gates are in Midfield Concourse A/B - different buildings with no walkway connections. You need to take the escalator to the underground 'Plane Train', stopping at the Concourse center. At Concourse C it stops between gates C30-C57 & C22-C1; at Concourse A follow signs to gates A18-A1. My estimate would be half an hour transfer time.