I love this airport! I look forward coming through this airport every time…read more They have the kindest employees. Due to some health issues, I need assistance, & the the people that assist us are the best. (By they way, tip them - they are pushing you & your carry on through the airport!) They do it with care & a positive attitude each time. Because I'm always flying international, I'm usually going from terminal A to terminal F! Yes, they have a tram, still that's a huge airport. I love all the smiling faces & great attitudes in Atlanta.

I love a huge airport. ATL definitely fits the bill for large airport complex. I enjoy the hustle…read moreand bustle of thousands of people moving around and how engineers design systems to make it at effortless as possible. The underground pedestrian and moving walkways are a great answer to moving huge crowds of people. Funneling people to the trams and dropping them off at their departure terminal helps clear the congestion. I do wish they had better food options though. I've passed through here a bunch of times and still have not discovered a go to food option. If they could figure that out I would choose to fly my connections through here more often. The concourses are in need of maintenance . The Ac systems aren't adequate to handle the Georgia weather. The roofs leak. Nothing like dodging water collectors inside the terminal because the roof is leaking. Delta should apply more pressure because it shows poorly on them.

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.

One of my favorite places to be because I know it leads to another destination!! This may be the…read morebusiest airport in the world but it's pretty sufficient. One thing I don't like it the hours for pre-check. It should be open the same time the regular line is.

Pretty sweet airport. I got here an hour early at 6:30am and ran a couple of miles around the…read moreparking lot. My friend has been flying since he was a teenager and invited to join him on his Cirrus 4 seater. No TSA. Just walked up to the plane, loaded our luggage and flew for 25 minutes around ATL, Stone Mountain, Lawrenceville, and Athens Airport. The cruising altitude was less than 3,000 ft so very scenic. Stone Mt had a pretty rainbow over it. In the evening the flight plan was reversed. The plane practically flew itself but I was also very glad to be in the hands of a good pilot. Enjoyed this trip immensely. We flew into Athens to tailgate and enjoy the Dawgs take on the Kentucky University Wildcats.

Great place for plane spotting. Lots of places on the field to get training if you are interested…read morein flying. The playground is in good shape and there is a restaurant next door to make it a fun day out with the family.

This is a quality service that the airport provides and a very convenient way to get from parking…read moreto the airport. I highly approve and wanted to give a high five and thank you to Atlanta Airport for providing such a convenient and kind gesture to the travelers of Atlanta and Georgia. 5 stars and two thumbs up! Thank you!

Wow .. loved the sky train to rental car terminal. Very easy travel and quick one too. It's a huge…read moreairport and it takes 15-20 mins to go to rental car terminal. .. very frequent service too. Thumbs up

Delta Air Lines within Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport was pretty much my…read moretransition from Tallahassee Florida enroute to Chicago Illinois. During that transition, I really did not get the chance to enjoy the airport itself because once I arrived, I was in search of the airline gate. Post my short layover, the airline gate was easy to find within the terminal thanks to posted signage, as well as the Plane Train for getting me to the concourse quickly! By the time I arrived at concourse F from concourse B, it was time to board the airplane once I arrived at the Delta Air Lines gate. By then, I swear my anxiety level was nearly at its peak because I did not even have a boarding pass at the time, so I was thinking to myself that I might miss my flight back to Chicago. Near the end of the boarding process, the gentleman that was checking travelers in came over and assisted me, which released that anxiety. The last thing I wanted was to miss my flight, or purchase another ticket, which more than likely would have resulted in a later flight back to Chicago. As for the airplane interior, I loved that the seat area had enough space to where I could adjust my body while seated. I had a decent amount of foot space to where my military-style backpack could fit underneath the seat in front of me. And there were also charging outlets within the seat, thankfully because I burned most of my battery checking the Delta Air Lines website for my boarding pass while enroute to the concourse. While onboard the flight, I ended up watching the movie 'Blade', which put a smile on my face after the commute to get to the gate, and potentially missed the flight. And onboard this flight, the Delta Air Lines attendants gave out refreshments, and snacks which are always a plus. In closing, I am still open to choosing and recommending Delta Air Lines to a friend, relative or colleague even after this experience. My rating given is mostly because of me not receiving my seat until near the boarding process was completed, which is something I never want to experience as a traveler who just wants to go home. Anyway, safe travels, and blessings to all that read this review. ~ Keep moving Forward ~ Thomas G

So the flight officer being ill is not the fault of the airlines but the multiple delays that were…read morenot clearly communicated to those of us waiting was their doing. FYI--comfort plus isn't comfortable at all. Seats don't recline & having a larger lady spill over into my seat forcing me to hang over into my husbands seat so that her body habit-us did not assault me was NOT worth the extra cost. (She worked for the airline we later learned.) First time flying with Delta and my last .

After watching the planes take off every night for the past month and looking at the satellite view…read moreon Apple Maps I've noticed the planes are taking off the opposite direction of the arrows on the air strip. I'm just curious if the paint has been updated or if they're going the right direction on take off and landing? Not a complaint just curious.

Love using this place over Charlie Brown and the personnel and facilities here are truly great! I…read morefly about 6-10 weeks with my schedule and this place along with Elevation Chophouse are the joys you want to come home to every time!

Formerly Charlie Brown Airport. You're only going to be in this place if you fly a private jet with…read moreone of the following companies or people: Suntrust Coca Cola Koch Bros Home Depot Mr. Creflo Dollar There might be more to this list but that's who I know off the top of my head. Very cool place to visit if you have a way in. That I know of, it's not open to the public. It's located just of I-20 and there isn't much else in this part of town. It's mainly for members of companies that need a quick private jet for meetings and such.

Good little airport here. Flew out and back in from the Koch/GP hangar where the guys are extremely…read morehelpful. Outside the facility is not well lit and the nearby town isn't the safest, so beware. Very efficient for business travel and we never have runway or other non-weather issues that affect departure or delay.

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).

It was the weather that caused the delays, so you really can't blame Delta for this. The gate agent…read morewas nice and keep everyone calm. I would recommend that you have more than 1 gate agent working in times of delays. She was overworked with trying to check people in, make announcements, work with customers who need assistance in boarding, people needing seat assignments, etc... I feel there should have been a supervisor there to help her and to answer questions. We did hear from several employees that the airport is understaffed causing this employee to work harder than needed. Weather caused a 3hr delay from Atlanta to Jackson, MS

This terminal was fine. Lots of shops, vending machines and restaurants to buy snacks and food at…read more Signage was clear and easy to follow. Restrooms were clean and updated. Water fountains were available for use. The ceiling was exposed in parts of the walkway between gates which was weird...

Terminal D is my least favorite terminal. It is recently renovated but there is not enough seating…read moreat most of the gates. It is bright and clean due to the renovation. Many of the electrical outlets are not working, and people are trying to find a working outlet to charge their phones. This seems to be the only terminal that doesn't have a Starbucks.