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The next era for Hartsfield-Jackson The Plan & Projects All Projects Air Cargo Airside Central Passenger Terminal Complex Hotel & Travel Plaza Parking Decks Support Facilities Happening Now Project Updates Driving Experience Flying Experience Parking Experience Shopping & Dining Experience Upcoming Projects Get Email Updates The Team Doing Business With Us Overview Programing Calendar Stay in Touch Contact Us Rideshare South Pickup Relocation Assistance locating Rideshare Pickup Areas on South Directional signage and additional Guest Service Representatives throughout the Terminal will ensure passengers receive accurate guidance to the South pickup area. South Terminal Roadways Rideshare South Pickup Location Rideshare Pickup Area Navigation: Directional signage and additional Guest Service Representatives throughout the Terminal will ensure passengers receive accurate guidance to the new pickup area. South Terminal Commercial Vehicle Drop-Off Relocation Through October 2019 Temporary relocation of South Terminal commercial vehicle drop-offs to the North Terminal. All commercial vehicle drop-offs – including hotel, off-airport parking and regional commuter shuttles – will be moved from the South to the North roadway. ParkATL, ATL’s on-airport parking shuttle, will pick up passengers outside of Door N3. Learn more → North Terminal Roadways Through December 2018 All lanes on the Airport’s North roadway will reopen on October 6, with only nightly partial roadway closures causing minimal impacts as North canopy finishes are completed. Hotel & Travel Plaza ATL will pave the way for a 4-star hotel; a mixed-use development on 13 acres with an initial 60,000 square feet of office space; and a travel plaza on 2.8 acres that will feature a convenience store, fueling station, and service center. The facilities will be situated west and southwest of the domestic terminal on land currently occupied by the West Economy Parking Lot, former rental car facilities, and the taxicab staging area. Learn more about the Hotel & Travel Plaza project Service Animal Relief Areas Service Animal Relief Areas (SARAs) are designed to accommodate passengers’ pets and guide dogs. In compliance with the Federal Aviation Administration, wheel-chair accessible SARAs are located in every concourse. They provide the necessary facilities for pets without having to exit the terminal to visit the pre-security dog park. All SARA locations are now open near gates T7, A10, B33, C19, E14 and F7, as well as D-Centerpoint. Learn more about Support Facilities projects EV Charging Stations Hartsfield-Jackson leaders have officially unveiled 102 electric vehicle charging stations at the Airport as part of . These stations should aid in ATL’s efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from 2008 levels by 20 percent by the year 2020. Learn more about EV charging station locations Automated Screening Lanes The security checkpoints at ATL are now equipped with 22 new Automated Screening Lanes (ASLs). The ASLs include a conveyor belt that automatically returns bins to the start of the lane, speeding up security processing by as much as 30 percent. Learn more ing the ASLs Main Security Checkpoint Expansion Work is complete at the main security checkpoint to make way for new extended queuing lanes and Automated Screening Lanes. These improvements will boost efficiency in passenger screenings, ultimately decreasing security wait times before flights. Domestic Terminal Canopies One of the major projects underway is construction of two giant canopies that will extend from the North and South sides of the Domestic Terminal. While their appearance will be grand, the canopies will also improve the guest experience, protecting passengers from weather conditions and improving traffic flow by housing elevated walkways between the parking decks and terminal. Learn more about the canopy project ATL West Parking This deck, adjacent to the SkyTrain Gateway station next to the Georgia International Convention Center, is connected to the Airport via a 2-minute ride on the SkyTrain. This is a fast-track project, with construction commencing once design elements are complete. The site has been cleared and excavation started. Structural work will begin in early 2018, with completion expected by the end of 2019. The new parking deck is expected to have 5,700 spaces on seven levels, incorporating an elevated pedestrian walkway to the SkyTrain where passengers can connect to the Domestic Terminal. As part of ATL’s ongoing mission to become one of the world’s greenest airports, this project is seeking Parksmart Certification, the LEED equivalent for parking decks. Air Cargo ATL will undergo a phased expansion of facilities, with a goal of adding up to 1 million square feet of warehouse space. At the same time, ATL will construct a vehicle staging area to relieve cargo truck congestion, and also add parking capacity for cargo aircraft and vehicles. The work is expected to total more than $200 million in upgrades. Learn more about the Air Cargo projects Taxiway Upgrades Eight phases of pavement replacement have occurred across five taxiways. A total of 34,000 square yards of pavement has been replaced, along with more than 300 LED light fixtures. The remaining phase of these upgrades impacts the Delta TOC (Maintenance) Ramp. We are coordinating with the FAA to obtain permission to allow aircraft leaving the ramp to have the flexibility to exit left or right. This modification to standards would significantly benefit air traffic control movement and safety of aircraft operations across the airfield. Passenger Boarding Bridge Replacement The passenger boarding bridges at select gates on the Domestic concourses are past their life expectancy, causing replacement and renewal at these gates. Cargo 2A/2B Under the Cargo 2A/2B project, we are currently preparing the site for an increase in cargo operations; initial activities are currently underway. This necessitates relocation of segments of Sullivan Road, as well as public utilities. Ultimately, we will construct two new cargo facilities, each at 250,000 square feet. Learn more about Air Cargo projects → Fire Station #40 Replacement of the oldest fire station at ATL is underway. The new facility will accommodate an increase in the number of firefighters, including support spaces for equipment. Learn more about the Support Facilities projects Central Passenger Terminal Complex The Central Passenger Terminal Complex (CPTC) consists of two independent facilities for domestic and international passengers, and seven gate concourses. Revamping the domestic complex will enhance the customer experience and boost the facilities’ aesthetic appeal. Learn more about the Central Passenger Terminal Complex (CPTC) projects CV Hold Lot Construction has been completed on a new Domestic commercial vehicle and taxi staging area, including a taxi driver assembly building. A new bridge and roadway provide access to the hold lot. Airside Airside work will occur in phases over the next two decades, beginning with the replacement of taxiway and runway pavement. The project includes two new end-around taxiways, airfield pavement replacement, and the construction of a sixth runway. Learn more about the Airside projects Security Office Renovations Renovations have been completed at the Airport’s Security office to update facilities and improve the queuing area. Parking Decks A new ATL West parking deck will be constructed first. This deck, adjacent to the SkyTrain Gateway station next to the Georgia International Convention Center, is connected to the Airport via a 2-minute ride on the SkyTrain. The new Park-Ride lot on Sullivan Road will provide 1,000 additional parking spaces for customers. The domestic terminal North and South decks, rising 4-8 levels each, will be constructed following the completion of the new ATL West Deck and the Sullivan Road lot. Learn...