Hartsfield-Jackson launches website on international terminal

Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport has launched a website on its new international terminal to open next spring.

The website at http://www.atlanta-airport.com/internationalterminal gives information about the 1.2 million square foot terminal that will open a second entrance to the airport and add 12 gates on a new Concourse F.

The international terminal will be accessed via I-75, while the main terminal will continue to be accessed via I-85. Passengers who end up on the wrong side of the airport will be able to take a shuttle between terminals.

The website also answers passenger questions about the elimination of the need for international passengers bound for Atlanta to recheck bags and go back through security.

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