The next era for Hartsfield-Jackson
We have numerous projects underway, and we want to provide you with the latest information about new developments, impact zones, and expected dates for completion. Please check back regularly for the latest details.
Enhancements to the world’s busiest and most efficient airport are happening 24/7 as Hartsfield-Jackson’s multibillion-dollar capital improvement program continues. Read below for activity updates on several ATLNext projects. Canopy – North All structural steel for the North canopy has been erected. The canopy covering in the first bay is planned to start right after Memorial … Continue →
As construction continues on Hartsfield-Jackson’s multibillion-dollar capital improvement program, ATLNext Industry Day returned for the third year to educate and inspire contractors, particularly minorities and women, about business opportunities at the world’s busiest airport. ATLNext officially kicked off in fall 2016, and since then, the Airport has made enormous progress on massive canopies rising alongside … Continue →
View and download the presentations from ATLNext Industry Day on April 3, 2018. Track 1 | Doing Business with ATL Track 2 | ATL Behind the Scenes: Security & Safety Track 3 | ATLNext Project Updates
Temporary change to last through September 2018 Hartsfield-Jackson officials will temporarily move the North hourly parking lot exit beginning 12:01 a.m. Monday, March 26. During this time, North hourly lot customers will instead utilize the same exit plaza as daily and economy parkers. Additional parking staff will accommodate the adjustment. The North hourly lot entrance … Continue →
2019 Industry Day Presentations Track 1.1-Procurement Track 1.2-Compliance Track 1.3-Ethics Track 2.1-Safety Track 2.2-Security Track 2.3-Environmental Track 2.4-CPTC Track 2.5-Parking Deck Track 3-Overview
Minimized construction for holiday travel period The Christmas and New Year’s holiday travel period is considered one of the busiest travel times of the year at ATL, and this week’s forecast is no exception. Ongoing ATLNext construction efforts will be curtailed to minimize congestion during the holiday period. There will be no overnight roadwork at … Continue →
Minimized construction for Thanksgiving travel period The Thanksgiving holiday travel period is considered the busiest travel time of the year at ATL, and this week’s forecast is no exception, with more than 3 million people expected to navigate through Hartsfield-Jackson. Ongoing ATLNext construction efforts will be curtailed to minimize congestion during the holiday period. There … Continue →
Presented to ATL Airport Chamber of Commerce Thursday, October 12, 2017 By Roosevelt Council, Jr. Airport General Manager
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) officials, along with City leaders and partnering construction and design firms, marked a milestone in the Airport’s capital improvement program, as steel installation is set to begin on the massive canopies that will change the face of the Domestic Terminal. “These canopies will increase efficiency by expanding roadways,” Atlanta Mayor … Continue →
Temporary closures to facilitate work on Domestic Terminal canopies ATL officials will temporarily close portions of the North roadways beginning Sunday, Oct. 1. These closures are necessary to facilitate ongoing construction of the massive canopies that will span the North and South roadways alongside the Domestic Terminal. The North lower roadway will close at 9 … Continue →