ATL Terminal Connections | iFlyer Forum

You arrive at Domestic Terminal at either its Concourses A, B, C or D (which have corresponding gates, i.e. C30) and you need to get to the International Terminal, which has Concourses E & F. All Concourses - domestic & international - are connected by the underground 'Plane Train' stopping at the center of each Concourse with escalator & elevator up to Concourse level. On arrival look at overhead screen to find your connecting flight & gate numbers. You should be able to make your connection in time.

At ATL, all Concourses - domestic & international - are connected by the underground 'Plane Train' stopping at the center of each Concourse with escalator & elevator up to Concourse level. Transfer time is tight. For more information I suggest you open www.ifly.com/atl, then click on 'Terminal Map' under QUICK LINKS and scroll down to the detailed text.

On arrival at ATL at Concourse D, take the elevator or escalator down to the underground 'Plane Train' stopping at the center of each Concourse. At Concourse B, go up again and follow signs to gate B9 (B19-36 and B18-B1 are on opposite sides) Hurry!.

They are adjacent concourses, one stop on the plane train. Should take about 10-15 minutes to go between them.

A connection within B is an easy walk. Going from B to A is just one train stop on the Plane Train or you can walk through the tunnel between A and B. The within B should take 5-10 minutes. B to A would take 10-15.

At ATL, or any other airport, you can only transfer from ONE gate to another gate. ATL's Domestic Terminal has Concourses T,A,B,C,&D. The free underground Plane Train (follow signs) connects all Concourses. Concourse A has gates A19-34 at left; A18-A1 at right & escalator/ elevator/ to Plane Train; Concourse B has gates B19-B36 at left, B18-B1 at right, with escalator/ elevator to Plane Train in center). Should not take more than 15 mins for transfer.

ATL's domestic terminal is divided on either side of the center by North & South domestic Terminals (TN & TS) - each with specific airlines: TN has AirTran, American, Frontier, Georgia Skies, Silver, Southwest, Spirit, United & US Airways; TS has Alaska & Delta. After security check you have access via Plane Train to all gates A through F - Gates E & F being the international gates for TI (International Terminal). No time to waste, but you should be able to make it in time. Your boarding pass should indicate connecting gate number (i.e., E10, F10).

At ATL, on arrival at Concourse A, you need to take the escalator/ elevator down to the Plane Train; At Concourse D you need to take the escalator/ elevator up to your gate - head for gates C16-D1. You have enough time.

At ATL, all Concourses - domestic & international - are connected by the underground 'Plane Train' stopping at the center of each Concourse (at post-security). You have enough time. I suggest you open www.ifly.com/atl, then click on 'Terminal Map' under QUICK LINKS and scroll down to the detailed text.

At ATL, there is no T1 - you probably mean TI (the International Terminal Maynard Jackson, also referred to as IT - using Concourses E & F). D gates are in Concourse D (gates D21-D46 & D16-D1), which has in the center the Plane Train taking you to all other Concourses, domestic & international. I suggest you open www.ifly.com/atl, then click on 'Terminal Map' under QUICK LINKS and scroll down to the detailed text.

At ATL, D gates are in Concourse D (gates D21-D46 & D16-D1),

On arrival at ATL, Concourse A, take the escalator to the Plane Train to Concourse E - a 12-15 min ride.

On arrival at ATL, take the ecalator to thee lane Train to Concourse B - you have enough time.

At ATL, gate D46 is in Concourse D. I suggest you open www.ifly.com/ then click on 'Terminal Map' under QUICK LINKS and scroll down to the detailed text.