Delta/ Atlanta airport?

[marypopfan]

I found a great price on Delta that has a two hour twenty five min. layover in Atlanta. I was wondering if Delta has all their flights in one terminal or if not would it be hard to switch over. Thanks for any advice.

 

[Tara]

Atlanta is a major Delta hub and they operate out of several concourses there. It is pretty easy to get from concourse to concourse via underground train (and along the train line are moving walkways that connect the concourses). The concourses are large with gates somewhat spread out, so walking from one end of a concourse to another isn't a short walk, but it isn't unreasonable. Your layover is long enough to get anywhere you need to be, eat, take your time, etc.

 

[dpratt68]

You'll be fine with that much time. I did it alone with 2 kids one of whom was on crutches/wheelchair. It is huge but as mentioned above the train takes you quickly where you need to be.

 

[marypopfan]

Thanks !! I have been through the Houston airport alone so I am hoping that I can find my way here also.

 

[jlewisinsyr]

ATL is very easy to get around IMO and any layover over 1 hour should be more then fine. The legal limit for a layover is 45 minutes (meaning layovers shorter then that should not be scheduled by the airline and if flight changes result in individuals with layovers less then that time, the airline should rebook them on another flight either in or outbound).

 

[skiingfast]

This is the ATL layout. As PPs have mention travel through the airport is really efficient. It won't be a problem unless you flight is two hours late.

http://www.delta.com/traveling_checkin/airport_information/airport_maps/atlanta.jsp

 

[Alesia]

We had a 1 hour layover at ATL and still had time to grab lunch. You'll be fine