Atlanta Airport - Delta check-in and walkthrough, flight from Atlanta to Denver

Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport boasts being the main hub for Delta Airlines. Due to the significant presence of this airline, particularly for domestic flights, one entire side of the domestic terminal is dedicated to Delta customers. This video is a walkthrough of checking in for a domestic Delta flight from Atlanta to Denver and getting to the gate.
Music:
“We Can Go so Far” by Stonekeepers
“Leaves” by Ocean Jams
“V1rgo” by Ambre Jaune
“Leaving Serengeti” by Ooyy

[@fizefx867]

I came back here to say this: I was so nervous about taking my first flight. I watched this video as I was flying Delta out of Atlanta airport. I literally wrote down step by step everything you did, and I navigated with no problem at all! The flight was amazing, and your video helped me more than you could no. A million thank yous!!

[@bozy106]

Thanks for the comment. I’m glad you had a good trip and that the video was helpful.

[@kenrutherford1109]

I was nervous about flying too. My mom (who is dead now) and I flew down to Orlando to help my sister move up to Atlanta, and when I got on the plane, I was tense and nervous

[@sydneybroski1998]

Even though I have flown before, I’m taking my first alone(😬) flight and kinda forgot the steps !! Thank you so much for this video !!

[@andrewsamps143]

I gotta say, this video has calmed my nerves ten fold! I have never flown before and am going on my first trip on Saturday. I'm not really nervous about the actual flight as opposed to just getting there on time and at my gate. My flight is at 8 in the morning so I'm going to have to be up early. I was wondering though, when I first go in, I don't have to meet with an actual person to check in right? I just go to the kiosk or use my phone to check in, and then print the boarding pass at the kiosk? Any tips or advice is greatly appreciated. Loved the video and subscribed!

[@bozy106]

I'm glad the video was helpful. As far as checking in, if you only have carry-on luggage you don't have to speak with anyone. Just check in at the kiosk, print your boarding pass and head to security. If you have a checked bag you do have to interact with an agent to drop of your checked bag. With Delta, you actually don't have to check in at the kiosk or print a boarding pass if you have the Delta app and only have a carry-on. You can check in via the Delta app and it generates an electronic boarding pass with a QR code on it to scan when boarding. If you fall into the category you just check in via the app and head straight to the TSA security checkpoint with your carry-on. Thanks for the comment and the sub!

[@kyndness]

I love to hear that this calmed you! (My son and) I have been through the ATL airport a myriad times but in a few days, he will have to navigate the airport alone from our layover gate to baggage claim alone, as I will be continuing home and he will be staying & meeting his grandfather at baggage claim - esp since my layover is so short, I won’t have time to walk him there. I figured that since he’s always watching KZbin and TikTok and what not, I’d see if I could find an “ATL walk through” in addition to the actual map, because as I’ve told him -- it’s all good now but wait til you’re by yourself without mom navigating the train and a massive airport, lol. I have faith though…. And FaceTime, hahahahah. But thanks, OP… great video.

[@kenrutherford1109]

I've flown before. As a matter of fact, I flew down to Orlando, and when I boarded the plane, I was tense and nervous

[@mscandys549]

Taking my first flight in 2024 over 20 years. Leaving ATL to Detroit. Nervous as first time. I searched and found this video. Thanks for blessing me. I feel at ease now. Thank you.

[@bozy106]

Thanks for the view and the past comment. If you’ll check out my channel, I actually have multiple videos similar to this one about checking in and departing from Atlanta airport.

[@rachaelriddle5872]

Oh WOW! So glad I found this video for my daughter! She's coming out tomorrow with her husband and kids and this video will make them feel so much better about the check in process and where to go! THANK YOU!

[@hopechristensen4164]

I’m flying alone tomorrow for my first time! This calmed me down sooo much. Reading the comments is cool too. I’m glad I’m not the only nervous one☺️

[@bozy106]

Glad it helped, have a great trip!

[@MrTomtiki]

You carefully show & explain the important stuff for newbies . Thank you

[@bozy106]

Thanks for the comment. I just remember my first flight, I was uncertain and nervous about what to do. Hopefully some of my videos will alleviate those feelings in others.

[@sammiwatson5507]

Thank you so much for this video! I've flown alone before, but never out of Atlanta, so this is insanely helpful!

[@meaganwilliams6826]

this video is so helpful! i'll be taking my first solo flight(carry-on only) with a 45 minute connection in atlanta and this makes me feel so much more comfortable with how to get around, thank you!!

[@shamonjackson3478]

The last time I flew to Arizona I was with people who fly all the time. The time before that was over 25 years ago. We always Travel by car. However, This time I fly alone.🥺 This video has calmed my nerves on how to get to my Delta gate. Thank you so much!!!!!

[@bozy106]

I’m glad you found it useful. First time fliers or experienced fliers who are at ATL for their first time can be a little intimidated. That’s why I make these videos to show what it’s really like from the door to the airplane at ATL (and how simple it is).

[@msann4999]

I do appreciate this video! My first time flying from Atlanta and I’m pretty anxious. Thank you so much 😊

[@bozy106]

I'm glad you enjoyed it. ATL is straightforward and logically laid out so you shouldn't have any problem. Thanks for the comment!

[@kenrutherford1109]

I was nervous my last time flying from Atlanta to Orlando

[@destinyk3612]

Taking my first flight tomorrow and I have to go alone. This has helped calm my nerves. Thank you!

[@bozy106]

Thanks for the positive comment! Check out some of my other more recent ATL airport videos for more walkthroughs at ATL airport

[@pamrathbun6649]

this will help a lot, didn't know which airlines were in which terminal so thank you!!!!!!!

[@bozy106]

Thanks for the comment and I’m glad that you found the video helpful. I hope you have a good trip!

[@pamrathbun6649]

@@bozy106 haha thanks i did, and only saw this now cus im coming back to the video🤣going to tampa again exactly a year later, 10 days from now!

[@xXohsnapitsmeXx]

Flying by myself to Montana this summer. Thank you for this video, it calmed my nerves!

[@bozy106]

I’m glad you found it helpful. That’s the main reason that I like to do these videos is to help people who may not have flown before or haven’t flown out of a particular airport. I remember my first time flying and I had no idea what to expect. I hope you have a good trip!

[@KonglomeratYT]

I need to fly in Atlanta as a connection, and I decided to look it up after hearing how complicated it is. I am half blind and can't see too well unless I bring $1,100ish worth of corrective equipment (which I am not risking bringing on a trip) and watched this to see how simple/complex the journey would be. This video has inspired me to, for the first time ever, actually request that "assistance getting through the airport" they have for persons with low vision.

[@bozy106]

Thanks for the wonderful comment. It really pleases me that the content of one of my videos was considered inspiring and helped to facilitate travel for someone. I hope you have a wonderful trip!

[@vonniebeth]

I flew out of Atlanta a few weeks ago and will have to fly out again in two weeks. I'm watching a few walkthroughs to ensure I don't get lost again, though now it seems a little bit more straightforward. I think I got lost last time because I had to go to the bathroom and wasn't sure which way to go after going through the main checkpoint. Thank you for the upload!

[@bozy106]

Thanks for the comment and I’m glad my video was somewhat helpful.

[@kenrutherford1109]

I flew from Atlanta to Orlando in 1994

[@Drainbugz]

Thank you, this really takes the stress off of the fact that this is my first time flying alone with only my younger sibling and I’m gonna have to be the one leading and being reliable for him only after flying so many times. 🙃🙃

[@bozy106]

I’m glad it helped lower your stress. Check out some of my other airport videos, they may be helpful as well. I hope your trip goes well & thanks for the positive comment!

[@aarongamboa2218]

This was helpful and amazing video. It’s my first time flying but this made it so easy. Thank you

[@bozy106]

Thanks for the positive comment, I'm glad you found the video helpful!

[@samanthateipelke2883]

thank you for this video! flying alone next week and i’m sooo nervous. i have a layover in atl (only an hour) and was scared i’d miss my gate because of how big the airport is, but this video and researching the map helps! it’s very calming to know that all delta flights are in the same area so i just have to get off my plane from ny and find the gate i have to go to :)

[@bozy106]

Glad it was helpful. I have several other videos about maneuvering around inside ATL, feel free to check them out.

[@jwynne268]

Thank you for this. It helps ease the anxiety of my teen's 1st flight.... now, on to the airport 😀!!!

[@bozy106]

I appreciate the positive comment and view! I hope the trip turns out great!

[@jwynne268]

@@bozy106 indeed it was! Easy peasy!

[@GeoTio2324]

I’m so glad I watched your video before my flight yesterday. I was hesitant at first because of the size of the airport, but it wasn’t as bad as I thought it would be. Thanks for sharing!

[@bozy106]

Thanks for the comment and view! I hope it made your trip a little easier!

[@famouscash7979]

I remember watching your videos for the first time back in 2020 I was going on a trip and have never flown before ,I went to the airport by myself and I did amazing all because of you.. it was surreal your video helped me navigate through hartsfield like a pro ..I flew 3 times since then and I’m not gonna lie I actually miss the airport it’s a good feeling being able to fly ..knowing that you’re going on some type of vacation ! Thanks again !

[@bozy106]

Thanks for the comment. It makes me feel good that it was able to help someone and ignite a spark for traveling in someone!

[@da8-y9h]

Big airports can be overwhelming, especially when theirs so much information thrown at you at once. It can really be disorienting

[@reneecollin8825]

This was a big help! Generally I "connect" through ATL but have never checked in from the (outside into airport). Thxs again ✈🌸

[@bozy106]

I'm glad the video was helpful. I like to crrate these videos to help alleviate stress for some first time travelers who have never flown out of a particular airport before. Thank you for the positive comment!

[@reneecollin8825]

@@bozy106 aww you're welcome!

[@iailwysm]

i love this video so much. i’m flying to ATL soon and i love how informative and well made this video is. subscribed!!

[@bozy106]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for the subscription!

[@miah_plays_2]

I have a solo trip next week and was terrified I would get lost or my bags will get lost. This video helped calm my nerves a lot I didn't know that it was going to be this easy to navigate through the airport.

[@bozy106]

Although it is large, ATL is laid out in a logical, linear fashion. I hope you have a great trip! I have quite a few ATL videos that you could check out that may help further calm your nerves. Thanks for the comment and view!

[@kenrutherford1109]

I was terrified when I got on the plane flying from Atlanta to Orlando, but it wasn't such a scary flight

[@Cali-707-ica]

Loved this video! also loved the soundtrack... I will be heading to the ATL airport in two weeks connecting to Costa Rica. Have never been to Georgia before much less Hartsfield-Jackson. Thanks for the walk through so i may get my bearings.

[@bozy106]

Thanks for the comment. Have a great trip!

[@Cali-707-ica]

@@sharkheadism Encountered the filthiest airport restroom I have ever seen in my life. Also realized that with as busy as ATL is, if had not had Global Entry when re-entering the country, I would have missed my connection. Otherwise it was okay, nothing special.

[@diplomat2623]

Very helpful! It's been four years and that was my first flight and I was with more experienced people.

[@bozy106]

I’m glad it was helpful! Check out some of my other ATL airport videos if you want to see more ATL walkthroughs. Have a good trip!

[@diplomat2623]

@@bozy106 Thank you!

[@pietabeasley6549]

Very orderly and detailed video covering all key points I needed. Thank you for posting this information!

[@bozy106]

Thanks for the comment and view!

[@WFF1191]

Question all - I have a flight arriving at ATL at 5:43 domestic then need to hoop on a connecting flight international at terminal F! Is 1 hour enough time to go from domestic terminal to the last terminal aka F (International) ?

[@pietabeasley6549]

@@WFF1191 An hour should be enough time to get to terminal F. Just catch the Plane Train going towards Concourse F. It’s very fast. Check the airport website for the airport layout or any other information you may need. Safe Travels!

[@patriciapearl2529]

I had a layover in Atlanta last year. I had no idea how huge Atlanta airport would be. I literally arrived at 8:51 am and would be boarding at 9am. Getting off the first plane and trying to find my way around to get from one concourse to the next was soooo scary. I still don't know how I managed but I did. Running though the area to find the escalator then the train was scary but I did it. Got there just in time to board too. The airport staff was great too! Thanks for uploading this excellent video!

[@bozy106]

Thanks for the view and comment!

[@kenrutherford1109]

Atlanta Airport is way bigger than Tampa International Airport

[@latomate966]

I’m truly nervous, it’s gonna be my second time in an airplane ( but first time flying alone) I like how you showed every bit of the airport, it’s really helpful for me, thank you! I’ll be back to tell you how I did 😅😅

[@bozy106]

I hope you have a great trip with no stress!

[@yutashajohnson6988]

This looks like one heck of a journey. I'm so nervous just about navigating through the airport .

[@bozy106]

It IS intimidating at ATL but once you’ve done it you’ll realize that it was very straight forward and simple. The overhead signs tell you everything you need to know to get to where you are going.

[@beverlinefrancis8294]

Traveling for the first time on Saturday all by myself, connecting through Atlanta airport and im so nervous with all the twist a d turns, plane train, escalator and fearing i miss my flight, thanks for this video, it was very helpful

[@bozy106]

If you are only connecting in ATL and not having to check-in (if your trip is booked on a single reservation with the same airline) then you should check out this video showing a realtime connection through ATL- Domestic Connection at Atlanta Airport - Realtime Walkthrough kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6iqYqCcicZlgtE

[@christamiles8751]

Great video and I feel so much less anxious now! Thank you!

[@bozy106]

Thanks for the positive comment! I hope you have a great trip.

[@levlopez5139]

Thank you very much for this!!! I really needed this. This is my first flight which is in 2 days and I’m worried if I get lost but thank you so much.

[@bozy106]

I’m glad it was helpful. I hope you have a great trip!

[@elenaking4159]

my first ever flight is this friday and i’m so nervous!! i’ve watched this video at least five times and i’m so scared i’ll get lost

[@bozy106]

No need to be scared. If you watch the video again pay particular attention to the overhead signs. All major airports, ATL included, have excellent directional signs that help first timers or people who have never been to a particular airport before. If you check out my other video from January 2021 called “Walk-through from TSA security at ATL international terminal to Concourse E using the plane train” the first minute or so is spent talking about the general layout of the terminal and gates at ATL. If your flight is domestic (solely inside the US) the rest or the video won’t apply to you but the first minute has a useful diagram you can use to get an idea of the layout. Thanks for the comment and I hope you have a good trip!

[@bozy106]

Here’s a link... kzbin.info/www/bejne/e57ZYoFqaJyGrsU

[@lyfeoffaz195]

I worked at ATL airport for 22 months at the TSA. The airport can seem confusing but it's very straight forward. I'm sure you had a great first experience flying. ATL is actually one of my favorite airports in the US. The airport is more interesting if you walk between the terminals, it's a walking history of Atlanta.

[@zerotheultimate3592]

@@bozy106 thank u

[@MarcusMartn]

@@bozy106 what was it like going through TSA ?

[@cassondrahill5381]

Thanks so much for sharing this information. My husband and I have not flown in years and our biggest fear was not knowing how to navigate around the ATL airport. But ,Thanks to you we feel at ease now.

[@bozy106]

Check out some of my other ATL videos. Thanks for the comment and view!

[@kenrutherford1109]

My biggest fear was that I would lose my stomach on the plane

[@bozy106]

@@kenrutherford1109 I always take a non-drowsy motion sickness pill before I fly…just in case.

[@25Arkansas1]

Flying for the first time in my life in a couple weeks and I will be alone. My connecting flight will be ATL from Little Rock. Thank you for this video has helped calm a few nerves though I am still nervous.

[@bozy106]

Don’t worry, connecting flights are super easy if it’s with the same airline. You just travel from one gate to the next and any checked baggage is “checked through” (transferred) to your final destination .

[@25Arkansas1]

@@bozy106 Thanks for that info, all my flights will be with Delta.

[@bozy106]

@@25Arkansas1 in a week or two (hopefully before you take your flight) I’m going to be posting a video on transferring from a gate at one concourse to a gate at another concourse at ATL and how simple it is. You should subscribe so you’ll be notified when it posts. Hopefully it will put you at ease even more...

[@25Arkansas1]

@@bozy106 will definitely be on the lookout for that video!

[@bozy106]

@@25Arkansas1 I just posted that video I was telling you about. I hope its helpful!

[@Itzabby1175]

tbh, this airport in atlanta is making me feel like i want to go back to new york because i woke up at 4:00 am just to get on my flight and i really enjoy coming to atlanta airport!

[@luvagal1]

I love flying seeing it take off the terrains ITS AMAZINGGG

[@bozy106]

I feel the same way!

[@passionrichards3773]

Calmed my nerves a lot! Thank you.

[@bozy106]

I’m glad you found it helpful. Hope you have a good trip and thanks for the comment!

[@darthvader_]

Thanks for making the video!

[@SlxpyR6]

I have a connecting flight from Atlanta to Little Rock conveniently tomorrow so this video helps me out a bit (mainly because this is gonna be my first flight lmaoo)

[@bozy106]

Connecting through Atlanta is super easy (if its all with the same airline and same reservation). In that case you are really only traveling from one gate to another without having to deal with security or checking in. If your arrival gate and the gate you are departing from on your second flight are located in the same concourse its just a matter of walking a short distance. If they are in different Concourses then just just ride the plane train to the appropriate concourse and find the gate. I hope you have a good trip!

[@jonnydong6892]

Thanks for the video this helps especially as I’m going to Atlanta soon

[@bozy106]

I’m glad it was helpful to you. Have a great trip!

[@lifeofkee2997]

Great video! I’m traveling alone and was kinda nervous this made me feel 100% better. Question, if I check in from my phone I don’t have to check in once I arrive there?

[@bozy106]

Correct, unless you are checking bags and need to print the luggage tags.

[@snigdha2026]

I have a flight from Atlanta to Chicago in a few days (I live in Chicago) so I am a little worried about getting through the airport as I am a minor traveling alone through Delta Airlines. This video really helped :)

[@bozy106]

I’m glad the video helped. I hope you have a good trip. Atlanta airport, while big, is logically laid out.

[@snigdha2026]

@@bozy106 Hi I just have one question. Delta Airlines allows 2 carry-ons right, one small suitcase and a small bag such as a backpack?

[@bozy106]

@@snigdha2026 correct. They actually call it a carry-on and a “personal item” such as a backpack. The general rule for the size the personal item is that it has to fit under the seat in front of you. The carry-on (small suitcase) has to go in the storage bins overhead.

[@samiraqayyum3046]

Thank you so much this video helpful for us

[@roberto4285]

I love this video so much

[@debradunlap668]

Thank You, this is a great video and has helped me ALLOT 😁😊

[@bozy106]

I’m glad you found it helpful! Check out some of my other ATL airport videos & thanks for the comment!

[@virginiamartinez0953]

Thank you so much for these videos ❤ they made my first flying experience last year easy. Im watching them again for my flight on Sunday. Can please explain where i can meet with friends in Airport ? Thank you 😊

[@bozy106]

This video - kzbin.info/www/bejne/mn66c42gbc1shtU will show a great deal of the area outside of security where people can come meet you. There are various restaurants in this area as well.

[@vickyreyes9850]

This was really helpful. Thank you so much!! :)

[@bozy106]

Thanks for the comment. I'm glad it was helpful to you. Hope you have a safe trip whenever you go!

[@vickyreyes9850]

@@bozy106 Thank you and same to you!

[@MysteryRose_]

All I wanna say is thank you 🙏🏼

[@bozy106]

Thanks for the comment. I’m glad you liked the video!

[@Rubster760]

Another useful video.🤩👍.

[@bozy106]

Thanks for the comment!

[@Zaj1995]

Hello. Great video! Would you mind sharing the camera specs or name / camera set up for recording your journey as you walked around?

[@bozy106]

Thanks for the comment and view! I use a DJI Osmo Pocket 3 camera for my videos with a clip that fastens to my backpack.

[@Zaj1995]

@@bozy106 thank you so much!

[@morgueprincess00]

thank you! second solo trip and never been to atlanta!

[@bozy106]

I’m glad you found it helpful. Thanks for the view and comment! Check out my other videos on ATL airport….

[@commentaryonly1334]

Why did your eboarding pass states that your flight is at Gate A31 but you went to A10? Did it change or something? Thats the only thing that confused me in this video. Other than that I learned and enjoyed a lot throughout. Thanks!

[@bozy106]

Yes, it did change. The screenshot of the eboarding pass was made about 12 or more hours before we arrived at the airport. I am not sure that I have ever had a Delta flight that didn’t change gates at least once after I checked in online. Thanks for the comment and the view!

[@zerotheultimate3592]

Well done on the videos thanks alot bro.

[@haleighwilburn1184]

I have never flown by myself and even at 21 and tens of flights it gave me terrible anxiety. after watching this I feel like I can do it !

[@bozy106]

I’m glad it eased your anxiety a little. Have a great trip!

[@redrome9]

*Atlanta. My Home. Tried and True.*

[@bozy106]

Amen

[@aaa6072]

Had a connecting flight to YYZ with Delta here yesterday. I was misinformed at my arrival gate about whether I need to go to baggage claim before I board my next flight. I waited at the domestic carousel for over an hour for nothing and had to go through TSA again. All things considered I was able to make the gate for my next flight. You'll need at least 3 hours if you want to connect at this airport without fuss and any surprises Idk what the other terminals are like, but concourse D is in dire need of remodeling. The ventilation seems pretty poor for an airport that's this busy. Charger ports in the waiting chairs don't work and the water fountains are busted

[@bozy106]

Concourse D is actually in the process of being remodeled and roughly half of the gates are closed/blocked off. Check out the video I just published today to see a walkthrough of the complete concourse along with info on what’s being redone and widened. Concourse D is the narrowest of all at ATL. The others are in fairly decent shape.

[@anuradhadatta7976]

Great !! Please clear my doubt , I need boarding passes for 2 flights connecting flight too n baggage to thorough check to destination.....is it done here in Atlanta for d whole trip in these kirsos machines

[@bozy106]

They should give you boarding passes for the connecting flights when you check in at the counter Or kiosk

[@patriciabielcik3921]

So happy this video exists; another nervous Atlanta airport person here and this helps. But I am wondering one thing - I don't need a wheelchair but am concerned with a bad knee that walking that distance might prove an issue; do you know if they have those mobile carts that can drive you through the airport? I'll try phoning the airport if you don't know. thanks again for your video!

[@bozy106]

I have seen golf cart type devices driven by airport personnel carrying older travelers through various concourses. I’m not sure how to arrange for them but if you want to see one parked to see what I’m talking about check out one of my other videos at kzbin.info/www/bejne/rp2Tq3yde55mi68 at around the 9 minute 49 second mark. Also thanks for the comment!

[@patriciabielcik3921]

@@bozy106 just returned from Atlanta Airport; your videos were spot on! Helped ease my stress so much and felt very comfortable; very well signed place ; good job Brian. thanks

[@bozy106]

@@patriciabielcik3921 thanks for the comment! I’m glad your trip went smoothly.

[@denzel1659]

first time flying alone and i’m going from atlanta to dc on delta. one question though, how do you know who to talk to in order to drop off checked bags? i just want to be sure that i’m not messing up anything or losing my bags

[@bozy106]

Just find the counter for the airline you are flying with. That will be where you drop them. They will be plenty of people there - just watch, listen and imitate. In this. Idea I flew with Delta, but check out this video to see the other counters if you’re not flying with Delta - kzbin.info/www/bejne/mn66c42gbc1shtU

[@thefuturefrontierpilot75]

One time in august I was headed to Philadelphia from Atlanta and the plane train was so crowded we had to walk. From T Gates all the way to E gates..longest walk I’d take in a lifetime 😭

[@bozy106]

It is quite a walk however at least there are the moving sidewalks that can make it a little easier. But it IS still quite a distance.

[@scent_sational1]

Thank you for this video!

[@bozy106]

I’m glad that it was helpful.

[@bookiesavage9981]

First flight from Atlanta to Las Vegas Super bowl weekend and im more nervous about airport than the actual flying 😂😂😂

[@bozy106]

I hope the video was helpful. Have a great trip!

[@mysarah44]

Nice video. Only thing wrong was aircraft Id. That was a Boeing 737 900. The 727 has three engines and are not very common anymore.

[@bozy106]

Yeah, I didn’t realize that my fat fingers had typed that until someone else pointed it out. Maybe I need to fire my proofreader (…oh wait, that’s me). Unfortunately I’ve never had the opportunity to fly on a 727.

[@MarcusMartn]

I love the music for this video where did you find it ?

[@bozy106]

www.epidemicsound.com it has all kinds of music across all genres.

[@forestguardian0309]

On your way to the main check point for TSA you passed 1st class priority is that the TSA for First Class? my friend bought me a first class ticket to come see her and this is my first time flying so I'm trying to figure out as much before hand.

[@bozy106]

Quite honestly I’m not sure - I generally fly economy. I do see what your are referring to. The only time I’ve been through that area was when they randomly pulled me and about 25 other out of the Main Security line to go through that area. There were Clear kiosks as well as about 2 or 3 TSA lanes. It appears that the entrance is manned by an airport employee so it wouldn’t hurt to try it - the worst they can say is “No”. Hope you have a great flight. Drop a comment after your trip and let me know if your first class ticket allows you to use that entrance….

[@forestguardian0309]

@@bozy106 Thank you so much for taking the time to reply. I'll be sure to reply back and let you know what I find out after my flight (:

[@ddr8787]

Thank you for this 🙌

[@bozy106]

No problem, I’m glad you found it useful! Thanks for the comment…

[@yankeesfanadventures6174]

Good videos.I searched this airport for videos and came across your channel.I have a flight from Tampa to madrid in December.How is the transfer from domestic to international terminals ? How much time do I need to connect ? Thanks.Hope you can answer this.

[@bozy106]

Well, if you are flying from Tampa to Madrid with a connection in ATL, the connection is very simple (as long as it is through a single airline/reservation and your bags will be checked through to Madrid). Once you land from your Tampa - Atlanta leg, you should just be able to board the Plane Train and go directly to Concourse F (or Concourse E) from whatever concourse you land at. Some international flights leave from Concourse E and some from Concourse F. This is possible because if your bags are "checked through" to Madrid, you will not have to exit the secure part (airside) of the airport and will not have to go through TSA Security again. Check out my videos on transferring from Concourse to Concourse.

[@yankeesfanadventures6174]

@@bozy106 thanks.It's on delta. I have a check in bag. the airport seemed really long and I hoped 1.5 hours is enough.Got a one way for 206. retiring and travelling all over europe.Thanks again.I'll check out your other videos.

[@bozy106]

@@yankeesfanadventures6174 as a loyal Delta customer I have confidence in Delta’s on-time record and I myself would feel very comfortable with the 1.5 hour layover.

[@yankeesfanadventures6174]

@@bozy106 thanks again.stay safe

[@jenniferescobar7376]

Did you have to get a Covid test done or those just International flights?

[@bozy106]

Only for some outgoing international flights. Currently (as of June 26 2021) a COVID test is required to re-enter the United States. That being said, you may travel domestically inside the United States by commercial airline without any COVID testing.

[@doublejeopardy01]

Wow someone just sent me this video & screen recorded me being in it lol that’s when I was working for Clear

[@bozy106]

I want to thank you for your time working at ATL (regardless of what you did) because you did your part to help make ATL a great airport to travel through!

[@camark0819]

My first flight to Atlanta then to Denver by myself coming up😴 hope all goes well

[@bozy106]

You’ll be fine. It’s really as straightforward as the videos show. I have a few Denver airport videos too. Check them out!

[@lakesailor123]

Seems like it wasn’t busy, was this during covid era restrictions

[@bozy106]

Indeed it was, masks and all.

[@lakesailor123]

👍

[@dodo1opps]

When I had a connection thru KATL in Aug 2018, I found a shop that sold Pepsi products. I was constantly looking over my shoulders for TSA/Homeland Security in case I was being set up...😄😇

[@bozy106]

You are lucky you made it out alive considering you broke the Coca-Cola code of conduct in Atlanta! Thanks for the comment!

[@sumedhkhanolkar128]

Wait, that's illegal

[@laryanryan9170]

No one in Atlanta cares if you drink Pepsi or anything else. I prefer Cherry Coke myself.

[@WFF1191]

Question all - I have a flight arriving at ATL at 5:43 domestic then need to hoop on a connecting flight international at terminal F! Is 1 hour enough time to go from domestic terminal to the last terminal aka F (International) ?

[@renriot6503]

I have a flight tomorrow and I'm so nervous, I'm not flying delta but my brother tells me the north terminal is pretty similar in terms of layout? Thanks for the vid it gave me a good idea of what signs to look for 👍

[@bozy106]

Here is a video of the layout of the north terminal and how it is connected to the south terminal. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mn66c42gbc1shtU

[@bozy106]

Also here is a video of me checking in with Southwest at the north terminal. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpncgYd4f89sZtU

[@SooNisey]

Super helpful! Thanks

[@bozy106]

Thanks for the comment!

[@stephanyalameda7535]

Hey so I want to have a digital boarding pass. So I can check in on the app but then can I still check in on the kiosk? To get the luggage ticket?

[@bozy106]

Yes you can, in fact that’s what I do with each Delta flight I take. That’s for the view, have a great trip!

[@TheShawnSolo]

I'm confused about the checked luggage tags on your carry on size bags?

[@bozy106]

On this particular short trip I didn’t feel like lugging around a full sized suitcase so I took a carry-on as my checked bag. My Delta credit card allows me to have a free checked bag for each person on my reservation. I didn’t want to drag it through the plane and heft it up into the overhead compartment so I just checked it.

[@TheShawnSolo]

@@bozy106 nice! Thank you!

[@melissbutler6524]

Your boarding pass said gate A31 why did you board at gate A10 you lost me there... I fly Thursday with Delta and I don’t want to get lost.

[@bozy106]

Excellent question! The boarding pass I displayed on the video was actually for my return flight from Denver to Atlanta. (I had actually misplaced my boarding pass for the ATL to DEN flight so I just used the one for my return flight in the video.) In Denver I did board at their gate A31 but on the original trip out of Atlanta I boarded at A10. Sorry if I caused you confusion!

[@danielhoward9827]

When you first checked in your pass said gate A31? But you boarded at A10? That confused me.

[@bozy106]

Sorry that confused you. After I checked in and received the boarding pass, they changed the gate. When they do that they make an announcement at the original gate over the intercom system, change the electronic flight departure displays, and push out notifications on your airlines app.

[@danielhoward9827]

@@bozy106 thanks!

[@ciara1848]

Hi I’m a teen traveling to Michigan by myself Monday any tips ? Kinda nervous (and it’s my first flight)

[@bozy106]

Tips for ATL: 1. Get to the airport about 2 hours early (perhaps a little earlier Monday because ATL is expected to be a little busier during this Spring Break). 2. Be aware that if it says that your flight is at a particular time, that the flight actually begins boarding around 30 minutes before this time and aims to take off at the listed time. If you get to the gate right at the flight time, its almost certain the plane doors are closed and the plane has already left the gate. 3. Just watch the people in front of you are doing, particular going into TSA security. The TSA officers will be giving directions but watching others who are ahead of you will give you an idea of how to do it. 4. Check with the TSA website about the 3-1-1 liquid rule at www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/liquids-rule so you know what liquids can be in your carry-on luggage that you carry through the TSA checkpoint. There are plenty of places on the other side of security to purchase a bottled drink so don’t worry about flying thirsty. 5. Most importantly, PAY ATTENTION TO THE OVERHEAD SIGNS, because they are the most helpful directional aids you will have. 6. Don’t be scared of the Plane Train between concourses. It doesn’t leave the airport but just runs between the concourses and it has nice loud announcements about where it is and where its going.

[@travelmaneskridge8545]

I thought the 727 was retired. For 18 years.

[@bozy106]

My bad...I didn’t see my typo until you pointed it out. It’s hard to proofread your own work. I’ll try to keep my fingers on the right keys next time!

[@henryaguilar879]

Does Atlanta delta have helpers for old people to take them to their gates? Or no?

[@bozy106]

If a traveler is in a medical state or elderly and unable to make the walk, I would suggest using the wheelchair assist. In order to arrange for this you must contact the airline that you are flying with and they can help arrange it for you.

[@makenziburnham1362]

So I saw you came in the airport doors a different way I remember, so is there always going to the the boarding passes machines? how all does that work? I fly may 29 alone to Fl

[@makenziburnham1362]

Like where did you walk in at? I know Delta is south terminal correct?

[@bozy106]

Delta is indeed in the South Terminal and all other domestic airlines in the North Terminal with their respective kiosks in their respective terminals. The beauty of ATL is that no matter which side you walk into (north or south) you are just a few steps away from easily getting to the other side. This is because even though they sound like separate structures, it is really just different sides of one big building. In my ATL baggage claim video which can be found here kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6bKantnerCNqNU you will see that I collect my baggage from the South Terminal baggage claim and walk across to exit out of the North Terminal. This begins around the 12 minute mark on the video. You will see how connected the two terminals are. If you accidentally walk in on the wrong side and your airline is on the other side, at most it has only added maybe 2 minutes onto your walk.

[@makenziburnham1362]

@@bozy106 thank you! the video helped a lot!

[@sumedhkhanolkar128]

In case you get confused, there are signs in the north terminal that show you how to get to the south terminal

[@kelvinmata3439]

I have a flight in a month and this will be my first time flying alone out of country. I’m having so much anxiety right now oh my god.

[@bozy106]

Check out my other videos showing the check-in at ATL’s international terminal since you are flying out of country. I hope it will somewhat soothe your nerves. Have a great trip!

[@condebakary6138]

Un aéroport immense et moderne

[@mr.fantomas7726]

Hey Atlanta!!!

[@mackenzieburton530]

I don’t know if you’ll see this? But I am flying for the first time today. My ticket says gate D30. Your ticket says Gate A31. Why did you go to gate A10?

[@bozy106]

When I edited my footage after the trip I realized that I had misplaced my boarding pass from My ATL to DEN flight, so I just used a photo/screenshot of the boarding pass that I got on the return trip back to Atlanta. If you notice it says “DEN - ATL”. Good catch, you’ll have no problem with your trip with such an eye for detail! Have a good trip.

[@mackenzieburton530]

Thank you so much!

[@jennybeckett5114]

Can u PAY for a checked bag at the kiosk ? Or do you have to go to the Delta ticket counter?

[@bozy106]

Yes, but you’ll still have to go to the counter to drop off the bag.

[@Love_NiqueBianca]

This was so helpful. So glad I found it..I’m flying delta from atl to Orlando in 2weeks..can you give me a brief detail of parking? Is there parking close to the delta side?

[@bozy106]

Yes, there are parking options (on airport property) that are close to the South Terminal which is where Delta operates. These lots are the South Hourly, South Daily, and South Economy lots. Of course the cheapest option is the economy lot. The ATL airport's website list the parking rates, lot status, and lot maps that are updated in every few minutes. The airport's parking website is apps.atl.com/Passenger/Parking/Default.aspx I would also consider off-site parking such as TheParkingSpot or WallyPark. They will pull you and your luggage right up to the terminal door so you don't have to lug it across a parking lot. I've done a video on how to use TheParkingSpot off-site parking. It's a bit cheaper than on-site parking if you are trying to save some money.

[@Love_NiqueBianca]

@@bozy106 YOU’RE AWESOME!! thanks so much

[@LisaR2392]

WHERE DID YOU PARK FOR THIS FLIGHT??

[@bozy106]

On this one I parked at an off-site lot called “The Parking Spot”. They shuttle you directly to the curb outside of check in and also pick you up upon your return.

[@noelylabastida5652]

I’m flying to Boston for the first time and I’m so nervous I don’t know what to do! Is there always someone that can help people?

[@bozy106]

There are many workers there everywhere who will gladly point you in the right direction. Fellow travelers at ATL are generally helpful too. That “Southern Hospitality” is real. I’ve seen in other videos that women or couples traveling with children are often considered to be “safe” and “trustworthy” with regards to asking advice. Also check out some of my other ATL videos, I have several about ATL airport. I hope you have a good trip.

[@noelylabastida5652]

@@bozy106 thank you so much for your advice 🙏🏽 Thanks I hope I do!😊

[@msyanni6212]

Really dumb question how do you know your gate # of it’s not on your bordering pass 😅 I’m so confused

[@bozy106]

Check out the large bank of displays on the was at 2:30 on the video. It will show the gate number of your flight. These are located throughout the airport and if you’ll look through this video on the walk to the gate you’ll notice similar balding displays at various points on the way to the gate.

[@bozy106]

Also, if you drop off a checked bag the person taking your bag will usually just mention your gate number before you walk off to ensure you know which one.

[@errrhap2863]

This was alot and it was helpful but, what is terminal 1?

[@bozy106]

Well…there’s not really a terminal 1. The is a North and a South Domestic Terminal and an International terminal. If I remember correctly I had a comment on one of my videos where a traveler’s documents told them to go to Terminal I, as in uppercase letter i . (Their flight was an international flight.). Is it possible it says “I” instead of “1”, because I know an uppercase letter i, a lowercase letter L, and the number one look similar depending on the font. Is your flight an international flight?

[@errrhap2863]

@@bozy106 oh, and yes it's international but just incase it's not international then what?

[@bozy106]

@@errrhap2863 I’m certain it is referring to the International Terminal then. You should check out some of my ATL international terminal videos. I hope you have a good trip!

[@ChasinNorthernLights]

I have a connecting flight from s terminal to I terminal. I wonder how long it would take??

[@bozy106]

If you don't have to claim and re-check your bags it shouldn't take more than a few minutes. Typically if you are flying into ATL on a domestic flight that originated in the U.S. and then have a connecting international flight with the same airline & on the same reservation then your bags will be "checked through" to the final destination. This will mean that you don't have to go to baggage claim, security, etc, but are just changing gates/concourses within the secured "airside" portion of the airport. In this case you would typically use the "Plane Train" to move between concourses as I demonstrate in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rp2Tq3yde55mi68 Hopefully this answers your question...

[@anuradhadatta7976]

I have flight to heathrow airport by british airways. ANYONE Have any idea, which terminal from Atlanta, the flight takes off?

[@bozy106]

You will check in at the international terminal. The flight will probably leave from concourse F.

[@officialforman]

I just noticed I was in the same airport that day

[@bozy106]

Cool! It’s a small world!