William B. Hartsfield International Airport

William B. Hartsfield International Airport is located in Atlanta, Georgia and is one of two airports considered the busiest airport in the world. Its IATA code is ATL.

Hartsfield International is the chief hub to Delta Air Lines and mostly handles Domestic air traffic.

Hartsfield International has two terminals where persons check in, the North Terminal and the South Terminal. They link to a main terminal for security, before passengers head to Concourse T.

Check in locations:

Table of contents 1 North Concourse 2 South Concourse 3 Concourse T 4 Concourse A 5 Concourse B 6 Concourse C 7 Concourse D 8 International Concourse E 8.1 External Links

North Concourse

• Air Canada
• Air Jamaica
• Airtran
• American Airlines
• America West
• British Airways
• Continental Airlines
• Corporate
• Frontier Airlines
• Jet Blue Airways
• Korean Air
• Lufthansa
• Midwest
• Northwest Airlines
• United Airlines
• US Airways

South Concourse

• Aeromexico
• Air France
• Atlantic Southeast Airlines (ASA)
• Delta Air Lines
• Comair
• South African Airways
• Hooters Air

Six concourses exist for passenger boarding. An inter-terminal train connects the concourses.

Concourse T

• American Airlines
• United Airlines
• Delta Air Lines

Concourse A

• Delta Air Lines

Concourse B

• Delta Air Lines
• Hooters Air[?]

Concourse C

• Airtran[?]
• Atlantic Southeast Airlines[?] (ASA)
• Comair

Concourse D

• Air Canada
• America West
• Continental Airlines
• Corporate
• Delta Air Lines
• Frontier
• Jetblue Airways[?]
• Midwest
• Northwest Airlines
• US Airways[?]

International Concourse E

• Aeromexico
• Air France
• Air Jamaica
• British Airways
• Delta Air Lines
• Korean Air[?]
• Lufthansa
• South African Airways

MARTA operates a rail link between Hartsfield International Airport and downtown Atlanta.

External Links

• http://www.atlanta-airport.com/