ATL Terminal Connections | iFlyer Forum

At Toronto Airport make sure you go through U.S. Customs clearance. Also make sure (if using different airlines) that your first airline transfers to your connecting one. As arrival and departure depend on which airlines you take, I suggest you open www.ifly.com/iah, click on "Terminal Map" under QUICK LINKS, and scroll down to the text to get details. Your ticket & the overhead screens on arrival will indicate terminal and gate number.

According to my listing, Delta serves Concourses A through F and their corresponding gates (i.e., A1) Delta Connection /Pinnacle are domestic flights and would not be in Terminal I (the new international Maynard Jackson terminal). Gates A through D are domestic gates of the domestic terminal, divided into North & South terminals. All Concourses - domestic & international - are connected by the underground 'Plane Train' stopping at the center of each Concourse. On arrival look at the overhead screen to find your flight number, gate & departure time, then follow signs to the Plane Train. No time to waste!

At ATL you arrive at the South Terminal. Delta uses Concourses A, , C & D there (Concourses have corresponding gates -i.e., A19). Look first on arrival at the overhead screen to find your connecting gate, then look for the "Plain Train sign" to Concourses E or F, which are part of the new International Maynard Jackson Terminal. The Plain Train runs in a continuous loop - you have enough time.

At ATL, AirTran serves both Concourses C & D, and United serves both Concourses D & T. Concourse C (gates C30-57 at left; C22-C1 at right - escalator/ elevator/ take Plain Train to other Concourses in center); Concourse D (gates D21-37 at left; D16-1A at right - take escalator/ elevator to Plain Train; Concourse T: (gates T9-15 at left, T8-T1 at right - take esclator/ elevator to Plain Train to Concourses. Your ticket and on arrival the overhead screens will indicate flight number, gate and departure time. Just follow signs to the Plain Train.

You arrive at domestic Concourse B and need to take the free underground Plain Train to international Concourse F. Just follow signs.

First of all note: Arriving at ATL from a domestic flight & transferring to an international flight - you can only transfer in the described way below if your original airline transfers bags to your departing airline's gate; if not, you need to pick up bags and take a shuttle bus to the new Maynard Jackson Terminal, where you need to check in your bags again. You arrive at Terminal 3, gate area 19-36 - between this gateway and gateway B17-B1 is the escalator/elevator down to the Plain Train, connecting all concourses and baggage claim areas: Look at your ticket and on arrival at overhead screens to find your connecting flight and gate number - it would be either at Concourse F or E. (F gates 14 to 1; E gate 11-1,26-37 & 14-18. 45 mins is enough time for transfer without baggage recheck.

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At Ft. Myers Airport you need to find out if the airline you take to ATL will transfer to Delta connecting flight not all airlines do, in which case you would have to claim your bag and re-check it in with Delta before proceding to your connecting gate. On arrival at ATL, look at overhead screens to find your connecting flight, gate number & time. Read up on new terminal and transfer options by opening www.ifly.com/atl and click on "Terminal Map" under Quick Links - move screen down to start of description.

Arriving at ATL from an international flight & transferring to a domestic flight: After going through International Arrivals customs clearance procedure (passport control, pick-up of bags, going through customs clearance & re-checking-in bag (35-50 mins), 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, which takes you to the South Terminal - a 12-minute ride.

At ATL, upon arrival look up at the overhead screen to find your connecting flight and gate number (E or F gates); then follow signs and take the Airtrain to the new Maynard International Terminal - head for either Concourse E or F with corresponding gates. You have enough time.

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At the outset be advised that as of May 16 (the official opening day of the John Maynard Terminal - International Terminal - "I") Air France will be located in this terminal - it will either use Concourse F or E - your ticket and the overhead screens in the Terminals will indicate the gate assignment. As an international arrival you need to go through U.S. customs clearance.

You simply walk from the Concourse T (gates T1-15) to the scurity checkpoint of the Main Terminal - follow signs.