Atlanta hands over airport documents to plaintiffs

The city of Atlanta delivered thousands of documents on Friday to the attorneys for companies protesting the awarding of concessions contracts at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. J. Matthew Maguire Jr., an attorney for several small companies who had sought contracts but lost out in the procurement process, told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution that the city produced 85,000 pages of emails. A Fulton County judge had ordered the city to turn over documents on Friday or earlier. The plaintiffs now have 10 additional days to file protests.

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