Atlanta airport asks for volunteers to help visitors

Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport is seeking volunteers to help welcome and assist visitors through the "Hartsfield Host" program. The airport said it will provide training in airport facilities, MARTA pass or free parking while on duty, uniforms and bottled water. Volunteers are asked to work at least four hours per week. More information is available at (404) 382-2169 or at http://www.atlanta-airport.com.

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