Departing from FLL and arriving at ATL - Airport walkthrough to baggage claim 

I'm glad it helped. The signs at airports these days are so plentiful and easy to understand that it's really easier than you'd think. I hope you have safe travels!

Me too

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I’m glad you found it helpful. Have a great trip and I hope you both have a wonderful in-person meeting!

I’m glad it all went smooth!

Thanks for the comment!

I’m glad it was helpful! FLL is a good airport with excellent signage. Safe travels!

girltomi I’m glad it was helpful. It’s really easy...both FLL and ATL have rather straightforward designs and great signage. Hope he has a great trip!

Kate Doolittle I’m glad it helped. It’s pretty much impossible to mess the plane train up.... it runs from each concourse to the next and then does it in reverse order. Excellent signage and announcements on it.

Imso Frugal I’m glad you found the video helpful. Safe travels,

Check out some of my other videos on ATL airport. I have several including ones about the plane train, the sky train, and the difference between the two. I also have one about about going to the rental car center as well.

@@bozy106 awesome, thanks so much

Jason Newman glad you found it helpful. Safe travels!

Brian Ozment thankyou🙏🥰

Thanks for the compliment, I’m glad you liked it!

Since your flight is an incoming international flight you should check out my video on ATL international arrivals - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-21CMcw4GZWQ.html Don't worry about it being your first time, typically airports are designed to be easy to navigate and simple to understand. Thanks for the comment!

Thanks for the comment!

@@bozy106 no problem u rock

BabyMario1130 I can’t wait until travel is the norm again.

@@bozy106 Neither can I!

I hope you have a great trip & hope my videos provided at least some help to you.

The gates in concourse T are one stop away from baggage claim (which is in the main domestic terminal.) The most logical (and fastest) was to get to baggage claim from T gates is to ride the Plane Train one stop.

Yes, just after the escalator up to baggage claim.

Baggage claim is its own separate Plane Train stop and is announced on the overhead speaker. Check out my other video on ATL baggage claim and you’ll be able to hear the actual announcement when I’m on the Plane Train. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Eug9H1EKZrs.html

Typically it will. I always make a point to ask “Will my luggage be checked through to my final destination?” as I drop my bags off. The only times I’ve seen luggage not checked through is when there is an extended layover (think 12 hours or more).

Baggage claim is actually it’s own (and last) stop on the PlaneTrain immediately after Concourse T. Let’s say you landed at the D gates/concourses, then the PlaneTrain stops would be as follows D - C - B - A - T - Baggage Claim/Ground transportation. Now what I just detailed applies for domestic flights. If you are returning from an international flight you will go through immigration/customs in the F (international) concourse as well as the dedicated international baggage claim in the F concourse.

@@bozy106 o thx u

The last stop is simply called “domestic baggage claim”

@@bozy106 this will take you to the LN 1 to get ground transportation

@@punkintravels that is correct. I have two other videos on my channel showing plane to baggage claim to ground transportation . You should check them out…

@@bozy106 ok will watch them again. I think when I went back in May. I got off at T instead of staying on

@@punkintravels yeah, don’t get off at T. If you listen (and are able to hear over people talking) the announcement on the Plane Train will say something like “remain onboard for domestic baggage claim” as you approach Comcourse T. Apparently it is an error a lot of people make. (Which is understandable because people generally get on the Plane Train at Concourse T after security.)

Daniel Oconnell I’ve been lucky and only experienced a hands-on pat down twice. Both times because I forgot to take something small out of my pocket.

American airports are purposely designed this way because they want you to pass by all of the shops and buy something. They generate lots of revenue for the airports.