Airport Maps & Terminal Guide
The passenger terminal complex at Atlanta Airport consists of two main terminals: the Domestic Terminal and the International Terminal. Refer to the ATL airport map to see the locations of each terminal.
Domestic Terminal
The domestic complex is divided into three parts:
The Main Terminal, and the North & South terminals.
The North & South Terminals - located on opposite sides of the Main Terminal on the same level, are only used for ticketing / check-in & baggage claim for specifically assigned airlines. Food & drink, retail shops & services are dispersed throughout the Atlanta airport terminal, as well as at concourses.
While Concourses A - E satellites are parallel to one another, arranged successively in distance from the main terminal, Concourses A - D are part of the Domestic Terminal, and Concourses E & F (about 1 km apart) are part of the International Terminal - all are connected by the Plane Train.
Outside of the terminal are various modes of transportation available. The international shuttle connector, hotel shuttles, off-airport parking shuttles & shared-ride shuttles, taxis; while between North & South Terminals the SkyTrain takes you to the Rental Car Center.
Maps, Airlines & Amenities
Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta Airport (ATL) Terminals
Domestic Main Terminal
The Main Terminal features the Ground Transportation Center, a 3-level Atrium in the center surrounded by food & retail stores, a Main Security Checkpoint, direct access to Concourse T gates, Plane Train access to satellite Concourses A - F, and International Baggage Claim. The 3,200 sq.ft USO Center is on Atrium's level 3.
Domestic North Terminal presently serves domestic airlines. For ticketing & check-in use Doors N6, N5 or N4. Near door N5 is the elevator/escalator to lower parking, American Airlines baggage claim, and a pet relief area.
Domestic South Terminal presently serves domestic airlines Alaska & Delta. For ticketing & check-in use Doors S1 to S4. Automated screening equipment at the TSA checkpoint considerably speeds up the screening process. Find more help by using the Atlanta airport map.
Concourse T
Atlanta Airport’s C Concourse is the only one attached to the Main Terminal, with separate security checkpoints and with gates T9-15 at left, T8-T1 at right. In the center between gates is the train serving concourses A - F & the International Terminal. The Delta self-service center is near T5. The Delta recharge station is across from gates T2/T3 and at gate T7. Food & drink, retail concessions, and services are dispersed throughout the Concourse.
Airline lounges: American Admirals Club & Delta Sky Club.
Concourse A
Concourse A features gates A19-34 on the left left; A18-A1 on the right. The Delta ticket service center is opposite Gate A18, Delta recharge station is next to Gate A21, Delta self-service center is at Gate 27. A food court with 11 options, retail shops, and services are dispersed throughout the A Concourse.
Airline lounges: Delta Sky Club at gate A17, and at upper level.
Concourse B
Concourse A features gates B19-B36 on the left, B18-B1 on the right. The Delta ticket service center and the Delta self-service center are both near Gate B9; the Delta recharge station is near Gate B16 and the Smoking Lounge is near Gate B24. Food & drink, retail shops, and services are located throughout the B Concourse.
Airline Lounges: Delta Sky Club with 500 seats and natural lighting is now centrally located.
Concourse C
Concourse C has gates 1-57 with Plane Train connections to Concourses A, D, E, F & International Terminal, Domestic Terminal. Food & drink, retail shops, and services are throughout the Concourse.
Airline Lounges: Delta Sky Club
Concourse D
Concourse D features gates D21-D46 at left; D15-D1 & D1A on the right, connected to the Plane Train to access either Concourses E, F or C, B, A, T & Domestic terminal. Currency Exchange is in the center.
Airline lounges: United Club (near gate D12) & Delta Sky Club (near gate D27).
Concourse E
Concourse E features gates E1 to E36, and is connected to the Plane Train to access either Concourses F, D or C, B, A, T & Domestic terminal.
Concourse F International Terminal
The ATL International Terminal / Concourse F is located on Terminal Roadway, one mile to the west from Interstate Hwy 75, Exit 239, or one mile before domestic terminal exit 242 of I-85. Passenger pickup is on lower-level roadway - follow signs to Arrivals. Concourse F is connected by free underground Plane Train serving all domestic & international terminals & Concourses. Check the Atlanta Airport terminal map for details.
The Arrivals, level 1 of International Terminal has entry/exit doors A1-A3. After debarkation, passengers walk the corridor towards the escalators taking them to the Arrivals level, where they go through customs & Immigration, then proceed to the baggage claim area with 7 carousels.
Connecting passengers recheck-in their bags by proceeding to the transit area past baggage claim and turning left to baggage recheck counters, then follow signs to Concourse F Plane Train station or pedestrian walkway connecting to concourses E, D, C, B, A, T, and to the Domestic Main Terminal. The E-F Connector is located on the Arrivals level.
Non-connecting passengers can either meet their friends & family in the Arrivals hall, or take the shuttle bus to the domestic terminal's ground transportation center - offering various options to get to Atlanta & beyond.
The Mezzanine, Level 3 houses airline lounges & clubs, business & personal services, accessible via escalators/elevators. Common-use VIP lounge 'The Club at ATL' is available to all passengers with day pass available at reception desk - at $35/day provides premium service at affordable price.
The Departures level 2 of International Terminal houses three ticketing counter rows and 70 self-service check-in kiosk, leading to security checkpoint and Concourses F & E. Exit door 2 leads to the Hourly Parking Deck. The 8 lanes at the main TSA security checkpoint are for passengers with boarding passes to gates on Concourses E & F; past the security checkpoint is the Transit Hall - an open, two-level area with access to Concourse F and its Plane Train station. The International Atrium offers food & drink and retail concessions; and access to the Mezzanine level.
Getting Around
The underground 'Plane Train' stops at the center of each Concourse.
The Terminal Connector Shuttle at Domestic terminal's ground transport center connects to the International terminal (outside of Arrivals) within 15 mins.
The SkyTrain runs between the Domestic Terminal Complex and the Rental Car Center. It is a ten-minute round trip, with a 2.5 minute waiting time at the stations.
International Arrivals at Concourses E or F have separate immigration & customs checkpoints. While passengers arriving at Concourse F will go through customs clearance (CBP) at this concourse, regardless if connecting to other flights or not - Arrivals at Concourse E who need to connect to another flight will be processed right there, while Atlanta-bound travelers will pass through a sterile corridor with moving walkways leading to the Concourse F's CBP.
Arriving from an international flight & transferring to a domestic flight: After going through International Arrivals customs clearance procedure, 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.
Arriving from a domestic flight & transferring to an international flight: (a) if arriving on a single ticket, you can proceed to your connecting gate. (b) if arriving on two or more tickets issued by non-participating airlines, you need to collect your bags and take them with you on the terminal connector shuttle located at the ground transport center; from there it takes 15 minutes to get to the International Terminal, where you have to check-in your bag again and then go through security and on to your gates.
The Airport's above-ground train station is served by the rapid transit system (MARTA) and located in the Domestic Terminal's ground transportation center - which runs a frequent shuttle bus to/from the International Terminal.