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Hartsfield-Jackson plans for nearly $800 million of construction in one year

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Dec 4, 2015

With Hartsfield-Jackson International expecting to hit a major milestone of 100 million passengers this year, the airport is also preparing for a record level of construction as it expands and renovates the terminal.

The world's busiest airport plans to embark on an unprecedented level of construction in 2017 — about $779 million worth -- including new parking decks, new gates, terminal modernization and preparations for a new Concourse G.

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To learn more about what it would take to build an eighth concourse at the Atlanta airport, read the full story on myajc.com.

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