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    3.5 (61 reviews)

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    Brandon F.

    B1 is has been quite relaxing and peaceful. Allowed me to charge and be in my thoughts. I do wish I had bed. I could get some really good sleep. I did try a really good smoothie stand called Freshens. I had the green smoothie. Safe travels to any flying through here.

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    Anthony G.

    Another great terminal in Atlanta airport. Most of Atlanta airport terminals have plenty of places to eat/shop. I ate at this terminal recently by going into TGI Fridays. I do recommend it as the service is quick and the food is good for airport food.

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    Rob C.

    All good here, easy to move around to get in and get out. The train will take you directly here for you to walk up. Of course if you want to get your steps in you can walk your way here. I had enough time to grab a drink before my flight. I usually like to be on the last people to board. But every time I land here and takeoff I seem to land in this concourse. For how big the airport is they definitely move you along, even though I make sure to get here 2 hours early just in case. The morning time is busy but the evening time seems chill. Unless it was just one of those lucky days.

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    Diana A.

    Gate B25. Delta Airlanes have great customer service here... yeah Today is Tuesday at 8:08 and it's not crowded here! This gate is clean and comfortable...

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    Lisa W.

    Best concourse in the whole airport. Not like we had a choice. Seating was spread out nicely so we could actually stretch out and snooze in between flights.

    Brett J.

    It's atlanta... the busiest airport in the US! There is everything you want... food, drink, shops, bathrooms, and all. Lots of room around, but lots and lots of people too. I mean come on it is the Atlanta Airport... And it is crazy packed! Expect it.

    Meena C.

    Whenever I fly Delta, I'll usually at the B Concourse in AtlantA. So this terminal has become familiar to me. Plenty of restaurants as you enter the terminal, and places to eat or drink on either side. Restrooms have always been super clean. Watch out for pre-boarding though... those crowds do spillover into main walkway.

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    Steve L.

    Not the best terminal here Don't you hate the word terminal applied to flying..... This particular place doesn't have particularly good facilities. Food and shopping are very limited and the seats are so hard, your ass goes flat.

    DELTA customer service was garbage during the software shut down. Not enough seats for the flight alone in the waiting lobby.I have been at the airport a whole work shift with overtime and missed a day of vacation. Flight was pushed back hours after shut down with no reason said at all. HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE. No accommodation for the error not even a voucher for a hotel.

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    This concourse is gorgeous. I absolutely love walking to it. Definitely recommend strolling through it if you have time before your flight.

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    Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport - Inside the Delta Sky Club in Atlanta Concourse B on 3/19/2026 around 12:30-1:00 PM EDT.

    Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport

    3.3(5k reviews)
    0.6 mi

    I want to extend a huge thank you to the team at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport:…read more - Terri from Delta Airlines, Terminal A - Shamya and Jamal from Delta Airlines These individuals went above and beyond to ensure that unexpected changes became a success.

    Revisiting major hub airports in America (2 of 2)…read more It would be hard to change Atlanta's rating. ATL is so big that this update is mostly about changes that are incremental. I initially remember ATL as 5 long parallel concourses labeled from A through E. They had gates on both sides and Delta, the hometown airline, seemed to be present in most, if not all of them. Today, the map has two big newer pieces. There's Terminal T and there's the International Terminal. I've never used the International Terminal, but it sits at the eastern end of the airport and is actually connected to Terminal E. However, vehicular access is from the other freeway, after I-75 and I-85 have split off to create that sort of wishbone. International flights are gaining more prominence at ATL, with more carriers coming here. Sadly, the days of the quad-jet seem to be in our rear view mirror and seeing B747s, A380s, or even A340s here is a thing of the past. They are instead coming to ATL with newer and more efficient, but less interesting, twin aisle two engine aircraft. I recently used Terminal T for the first time. I always wondered what it featured. They evidently needed more domestic gates, so they snuggled it up to the roadway closer to the Main Terminal such that you only have gates on one side - so essentially a "single loaded" corridor - with windows looking out onto the roadway on the other side. I used it for a United operated flight. Things are much like they've always been. At first glance, clearing TSA seems to be cumbersome, but they are handling lines more efficiently. You just might be moved to an auxiliary line you didn't know about instead of queuing in the main centralized one. Atlanta's climate is mostly mild, despite a hot and humid summer. That said, delays due to weather are not as common as up north. If they occur, it's because of an unusual system in the Southeast or because of storm activity in adjacent Florida. I'm sure cancellations here can get messy and have a ripple effect given how many flights this airport handles. Most of the action at ATL seems to be improvements in ancillary and supporting functions. There are some large new parking structures. Those structures across from and flush with the Main Terminal just weren't enough. A separate rental car center is now operative, complete with another small dedicated rail system taking customers there. Gone are the days of rental agencies scattered in makeshift buildings in parking lots scattered around Camp Creek Parkway! That said, ATL now has yet another train in addition to MARTA and the Plane Train connecting the concourses inside the airport. Incidentally, MARTA service to the airport is a big asset and I really enjoy beginning and ending my trip to Atlanta with a MARTA ride. Mostly, ATL is a well oiled machine. It works. The train system inside it makes it seem more manageable and even "smaller." The concourses are sort of utilitarian. They make no architectural statement whatsoever. They don't have moving walkways within them ... at least not the ones I've used. There are some quirks at this airport. The people watching ought to be interesting, except that there will be quite a few "golf pukes," given that that is a big deal in this part of the country and these glad-handers are typically en route to sell their business customers one thing or another. There will be Chick-Fil-A locations as well as airport-sized versions of downtown's The Varsity. Those ancient neon "Fly Delta Jets" sign that seem to be a staple of this airport are thankfully still there and you might see one from your plane window. Lastly, this airport's code has given the city one of its nicknames - "the ATL!" For a person who used to ride their bike to LAX to watch planes land and take off when a teenager, never did I think this would be my hometown airport for a few years! It may not have LAX's geography and uniqueness, but, in "the city too busy to hate," this is "the airport too busy to take a breather." ATL is just that - big and busy.

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    Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport - Saturday 11.08.25; Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL)
 6000 N Terminal Pkwy (at Airport Loop Rd)
 Atlanta, GA 30320

    Saturday 11.08.25; Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) 6000 N Terminal Pkwy (at Airport Loop Rd) Atlanta, GA 30320

    Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport - Boeing 767 headed to Munich!

    Boeing 767 headed to Munich!

    Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport - Gate F12, Concourse F, Maynard H. Jackson International Terminal, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport on 9/13/2026. ATL to GSO.

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    Gate F12, Concourse F, Maynard H. Jackson International Terminal, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport on 9/13/2026. ATL to GSO.

    Maynard H. Jackson International Terminal - Gate F12, Concourse F, Maynard H. Jackson International Terminal, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport on 9/13/2026. ATL to GSO.

    Maynard H. Jackson International Terminal

    3.7(84 reviews)
    1.0 mi

    So my wife and I were returning to ATL after a trip to Peru, Chile and Argentina…read more - In Lima it took 15 minutes to get through passport control. - In Santiago, 5 minutes. - In Buenos Aires, over an hour. So when we return to Atlanta and go into the Global Entry line. They have installed facial recognition software, so you stop in front of a camera and take off your glasses. Bing! The message come up to proceed to the Immigration officer who asks my name and waves me through. Total time: 30 seconds!!! We ony had carry on so walked through baggae claim to the exit where a CBP officer waved us through. Easy peasy. It could not have been quicker. Bravo to CBP and the Hartsfield-Jackson team. So why not five stars? ATL security people would not let us get on the plane train to the domestic terminal unless we had a connecting flight. They forced us to exit at the international terminal, where it takes a minimum of 10 minutes for an Uber since all Ubers wait in a holding area at the domestic terminal. So we took one of those nasty taxis lined up outside the international terminal. Dirty car. Smelled bad. Unhelpful driver. Hartsfield-Jackson --- y'all can do better than this. Boo!

    Passed through on a connection to see the advertisement that featured my sister, Dr. Liz. I like…read morethe international terminal for its convenient security lines, upscale shopping and quick dining options.

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    Maynard H. Jackson International Terminal - Sitting inside the upstairs loft at the Delta Sky Club in Concourse F at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL).

    Sitting inside the upstairs loft at the Delta Sky Club in Concourse F at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL).

    Maynard H. Jackson International Terminal - Clear and TSA PreCheck lines at Maynard Jackson international terminal on Saturday, May 17, 2025 at 9:20 AM EDT.

    Clear and TSA PreCheck lines at Maynard Jackson international terminal on Saturday, May 17, 2025 at 9:20 AM EDT.

    Maynard H. Jackson International Terminal - Sitting inside the upstairs loft at the Delta Sky Club in Concourse F at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL).

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    Sitting inside the upstairs loft at the Delta Sky Club in Concourse F at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL).

    Terminal C - Atlanta Airport - Plane Train Map

    Terminal C - Atlanta Airport

    2.8(48 reviews)
    0.6 mi

    One of the world's busiest airports and one of the worsts…read more.. Dirty, info boards that dont work... Employees still have 0 people skills... Barely any working outlets or any outlets available in C , E terminal.. same goes for other terminals. Bathrooms ... smells like a family skunks reside in there... Only good thing is a few new eateries opened up and a few new kiosks open recently. Someone was playing games with our gates... our gate changed 4x today let's say first C5, then E2, then E 42 then back to C5... you cant walk to C terminals you have to go to the tram to take you! By 5am I had 5000 steps.. No explanation.. people in wheelchairs had to be ushere so many times!! . I had asked for assistance (nicely) This man had an attitude!! Like why?? The C terminal was dirty it wasn't cleaned from the night before...

    Opened in 1980 as part of the modernization of Hartsfield-Jackson international airport, Concourse…read moreC now consists of 34 gates, named smartly with prefix of C and a number, which actually signifies the ordering of gates. It seems logical but have visited multiple airports where the ordering gets inconsistent, another letter is added after the number, or worse, a situation where you are going to gate 14, and you reach 16 and then realize it starts over at 1 going up to 14? Technically, this review is for Concourse C since there are only two terminals at Atlanta, with the domestic terminal having multiple concourses (C being one of them). We had the opportunity to fly into it from LAX on a red-eye Delta flight. The main entrance/exit is in the middle of the concourse with Gates C21, C22 and C30, C31 surrounding it (there are no Gates C23 - C29). Note all the gates in Concourse C are used by Delta Airlines. We needed to get to Concourse F to catch our connecting flight. We saw signs stating that it could be reached by walking 25 minutes, but ended up taking the Plane Train, which took only 4 (even after stopping at the in-between concourses first).

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    Terminal C - Atlanta Airport - Gate C52. Delta flight DL 444 Atlanta to Seattle.

    Gate C52. Delta flight DL 444 Atlanta to Seattle.

    Terminal C - Atlanta Airport - Sign in the middle of Concourse C

    Sign in the middle of Concourse C

    Terminal C - Atlanta Airport - Modern look

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    Terminal F - Atlanta Airport - Gate F12, Concourse F, Maynard H. Jackson International Terminal, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport on 9/13/2026. ATL to GSO.

    Terminal F - Atlanta Airport

    3.0(12 reviews)
    0.5 mi

    This is the international terminal at the Atlanta airport, and we flew through on our way to…read moreAmsterdam. We noticed a few domestic flights on the board for this terminal, so I suppose you may wind up here even if you're not leaving or entering the US. The train runs every few minutes and connects every terminal quickly. This is the last stop on the train and the terminal wasn't crowded (minus our gate to get on a FULL flight. There's a Delta lounge at every terminal and this one also has plenty of food options too. I do wish they had more water filling stations, as we had to refill our bottles at a drinking fountain.

    Terminal F at ATL is the International Terminal of the world's busiest airport (total passenger…read moretraffic). Due to the relative newness (2012), it has a lot of the learnings of an international terminal, including fully far spaced gates for bigger aircrafts, a consistent immigration area, photo recognition enabled gates to eliminate need for passport scan, and a airside train transit to connect all of the other domestic terminals. Using it for both our outbound and inbound international flights was a good experience.

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    Terminal F - Atlanta Airport - Inside the Delta Sky Club in Concourse F at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport on Saturday 5/9/2026 around 8:30 AM.

    Inside the Delta Sky Club in Concourse F at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport on Saturday 5/9/2026 around 8:30 AM.

    Terminal F - Atlanta Airport - Inside the Delta Sky Club in Concourse F.

    Inside the Delta Sky Club in Concourse F.

    Terminal F - Atlanta Airport - Martini, extra dirty, from the Delta Sky Club bar in Concourse F at Hartsfield on Sunday, September 13, 2026. I already had a sip.

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    Martini, extra dirty, from the Delta Sky Club bar in Concourse F at Hartsfield on Sunday, September 13, 2026. I already had a sip.

    TSA Checkpoint Main - Atlanta International Airport - TSA PreCheck South Terminal at Hartsfield. April 28, 2023. Entered 1:47 PM ET. Exited with bags 1:58 PM ET.

    TSA Checkpoint Main - Atlanta International Airport

    1.7(219 reviews)
    0.4 mi

    TSA pre-check went exceedingly fast at the Atlanta airport...less than 3 minutes. With TSA…read morepre-check gives you expedited entry into the Security lanes in virtually every airport in the United States. The cost was $79 for a five year period. The perk for having TSA pre-check is that you do not have to take your shoes off when going through Security (for a germaphobe like myself it is so welcomed. You also do not have to take your computer out if its bag. In addition, you may keep a light jacket on. While this TSA precheck process was efficient and pleasant, this is not always the case. One of our last few trips at the Austin airport, we were in a wrap around TSA Pre-Check line. So we are considering Clear, which always has shorter lines. The advantage of Clear is the cost includes TSA Pre-check, however, it is a bit more pricier than TSA Pre-Check in total. The cool thing about Clear is it uses biometric identification (fingerprint/iris scan) to verify your identity, which is super cool.

    This is the worst airport. No signs to or help for getting a flight rescheduled after shitty…read morePhiladelphia drop the ball yet again. Fly is a joke and coming to this airport was a huge mistake. Bastards cancelled our flight and then told everyone it's not our fault good luck. Answered slept in the airport to avoid ALL bullshit tactics to put money into their economy by renting a hotel. You screwed us, I don't think so. So around 3am they started blaring the fire alarm for ABSOLUTELY NO REASON other then piss off the paid customers that you already screwed. Apparently they have sleep pods but not in the entire airport only the special areas. I WILL NEVER COME HERE AGAIN EVER. What a scumbag airport!!!!

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    TSA Checkpoint Main - Atlanta International Airport - People waiting outside of the main area of the TSA

    People waiting outside of the main area of the TSA

    TSA Checkpoint Main - Atlanta International Airport - International terminal TSA PreCheck hours as of Wednesday, August 21, 2024. I was told by an employee that these hours are weekdays only.

    International terminal TSA PreCheck hours as of Wednesday, August 21, 2024. I was told by an employee that these hours are weekdays only.

    TSA Checkpoint Main - Atlanta International Airport - Lines are long this morning

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    Lines are long this morning

    Concourse B - airportterminals - Updated October 2026

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