Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport - ATL Concourse A to F | Binaural Walk 

I am glad they help out! I will keep making content like this in the future. Be sure to subscribe!

I'm sure in late to say this but don't worry, you'd have to want to get lost in an airport, Theres signage practically every square inch, you're fine.

If you don't know where to go, it can be very intimidating with such a large airport. Im glad Delta was able to help out!

Thank you my friend, much appreciated it!

Sorry for the late response. Yes as long as the connection was ticketed together. it would go direct to your destination. When you have stopovers in your country of arrival then you have to do customs and re dispatch the bags

Connecting flight that's inside the US. No security. If you are coming from abroad. You have to do customs and re enter the terminal

@@ShawnsTravels I’m so confused. Everything I’ve read says that you have to go through security and that you need 2-3 hours to get an international connection. I literally just went today and got TSA pre-check so I don’t miss a flight to London and you did it in 10 minutes 😂

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You should have plenty of time. The trams are very quick and come often. Just look at the signs and you'll do great!

Sorry for the late comment I've been running around everywhere. The flight was mostly full with the middle seat blocked. I had just arrived from LAX and I was now waiting for my connection to Argentina. The flight to Argentina was mostly empty. Maybe around 30% full You can definitely see the change in the amount of passengers traveling compared to a year ago. But it is slowly getting back to normal. I do fly pretty often, but last year put a stop on my travels. I went from flying 37 times in one year to flying 4 times.

That is correct. I didn't speed up or cut any sections

@@ShawnsTravels Is that time considered average or very quick? It's no fun getting lost in Dallas/Ft Worth when arriving by car. If you miss your exit, you have drive around the building, make a U-turn and head the opposite direction. Once you pass the building you missed, you have to make a second U-turn and remember to get onto the overhead ramp to get into the parking lot for that building. Ugh, I wish DFW would create an app that lets Google Voice talk to you and give turn-by-turn directions to the correct terminal. There are 6 D-shaped buildings consisting of 5 terminals and a north overflow parking lot with a massive center "highway" to ferry cars straight through. At least the designers remembered to keep it simple, you only have to know whether you're heading north or south and then look at the signs for your airline's name. I remember a long time ago with the old bare metal airport trains, I got stuck on one of them. They had no TV cameras but there was an intercom. Halfway to the gate, the train slowed to a halt! Fortunately, a woman on the intercom told me the computer knew there was an issue and they were fixing it. Only about 2 minutes later, the train started moving again. They eventually threw out the entire system and gave it a baaaadly needed update.

Are you transferring through the airport or starting your journey there?

@@ShawnsTravels starting my journey there. Getting dropped off by Uber

@@amberblack526 you will get dropped off most likely at the domestic terminal. Once through security follow the signs to the tram/train and take it to concourse D. It should be fairly easy to locate it

@@ShawnsTravelsI’m transferring through airport. Houston, Atlanta then London Heathrow my final destination . 1 hour layover in Atlanta. Feeling nervous😢

You are completely right. Corrected it to concourse. Thanks!