General information
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Airport is the largest airport worldwide in terms of passenger numbers since 1998. The airport is so busy, because it serves as the main hub of Delta Air Lines. Besides, low-cost carriers Southwest Airlines, Spirit Airlines and Frontier Airlines offer many connections to and from Atlanta. The airport in Georgia is named after William B. Hartsfield and Maynard Jackson, two former Atlanta mayors.
Many travellers use the airport to transfer to another flight. The centre of Atlanta is accessible by taxi and metro (MARTA). The airport consists of two terminals and seven concourses, the Rental Car Center and GICC Georgia International Convention Center can be reached with the free SkyTrain from Domestic Terminal.
Where is Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Airport situated?
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Airport is located south of the city of Atlanta and is easily accessible by car. Domestic Terminal on the west side of the airport is accessible via Interstate 85, International Terminal on the east side is accessible via Interstate 75.
How many terminals does Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Airport have?
The airport consists of two terminals (Domestic Terminal, Maynard H. Jackson Jr. International Terminal) and seven concourses (T, A, B, C, D, E, F). Domestic Terminal is divided into two parts, known as North Terminal and South Terminal. Delta Air Lines uses concourses T, A, B, C and E. The terminals and concourses at the airport are connected by the pedestrian tunnel ‘Transportation Mall’ and the underground railway ‘Plane Train’ (automated people mover). In addition, free shuttle buses run regularly between Domestic Terminal and International Terminal.
Which airlines fly from and to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Airport?
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Spirit Airlines
