Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport
International airport · Eagan Park ·
Art installations, live music, and diverse dining options abound.
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6000 N Terminal Pkwy Suite 4000, Atlanta, GA 30320 Get directions
Art installations, live music, and diverse dining options abound.
6000 N Terminal Pkwy Suite 4000, Atlanta, GA 30320 Get directions
"I noted that this airport is one of 40 U.S. airports targeted for a phased reduction in flights under the FAA plan to ease staffing shortages at air traffic control towers; the cuts ramp from about 4% up to 10% beginning Nov. 7, a move officials say is intended to relieve controller stress, prioritize safety, and help reduce delays, though it may also contribute to cancellations and seat reductions tied to the nationwide plan." - Jessica Puckett
"I noted that Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport is one of the 40 U.S. airports the FAA targeted for a 10% reduction in air traffic as airlines were asked to trim schedules to relieve overworked air traffic control towers and maintain aviation safety." - Jessica Puckett
"With summer travel season underway, you're likely to pass through Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport — the world's busiest airport — which often serves as the first welcoming place for visitors to Atlanta. Its prominence reflects Atlanta's growth since Delta Air Lines blossomed in the 1960s and more businesses set up in the area, contributing to the region's population boom and making Hartsfield-Jackson a major hub for travelers." - Eater Staff
"On Delta’s London–Atlanta service (flight 5999), checked bags are screened overseas through International Remote Baggage Screening and forwarded directly to final destinations so I no longer need to reclaim and recheck them, which the airline says can save up to about 40 minutes; however, bypassing the second security checkpoint under Delta’s procedures requires that connecting customers have Global Entry or use the Mobile Passport Control app (available to US citizens and permanent residents)." - Jessica Puckett
"The world’s busiest airport serves as the primary gateway for visitors to Atlanta, growing alongside Delta Air Lines and the region’s booming population; it spans a domestic terminal and seven concourses and maintains an updated online list of restaurants, markets, and kiosks. Recent years have seen an influx of diverse dining options—from fine dining outposts to local Atlanta concepts and national chains—and the campus plans a new food hall opening in 2025 to further expand choices for travelers. Whether passengers need a quick bite between connections or a sit-down meal before a long flight, the airport increasingly offers a range of options and regularly updates hours and locations online." - Eater Staff