Atlanta Airport: How to Make Your Connecting Flight

[@perrrofrrredy]

Airline worker here and I love when you said “just read the signs” when I tell you i’ve been screamed and cursed at because a customers luggage wasn’t displayed on the carousel. Then I verify with them if they came on my airline I work for and they proceed to say “no, I came on …” then I respond “you’re at the wrong carousel”. They of course are embarrassed but all in all they could of avoided that by just reading the signs and seeing which airline was dropping their luggages off and at what carousel number.

[@kylefopma4108]

Best thing about ATL is the woman who does the voice over on the plane train. Most soothing voice ever!

[@maxxyboi_aviation]

At least I’m not the only one that thinks that

[@TheydyGodiva]

* DEN Airport train has entered the chat *

[@jamesthespeaker]

Yes! I've been going from hartsfield-jackson long enough to remember when is was this robotic dude voice...lol... This one is MUCH better 🤣

[@scottlyttle5586]

I'm the early to mid 90's, it was a robotic cylon kinda voice.

[@Newberntrains]

Early 2010 it was the voice of siri

[@maxxyboi_aviation]

I was just in Atlanta for a trip last week, and was in the airport for over four hours. I like how you can go to the other terminals and do spotting. I saw a few a350s, 767s, and Southwest’s Disney livery there, it was a very fun trip, including in the airport

[@idkjames]

I was in ATL last week too. Im constantly in and out as the girl I’m marrying lives there and i also travel a lot for work and live in the south. If you get a chance go to the top of the south parking deck. Great spotting. Have to reclear security if transiting but meh. Usually not too bad.

[@jonathankleinow2073]

I've had lots of experience making connections in Atlanta, even as a little kid. In the early 90s, I flew from CVG to PNS through ATL as an unaccompanied minor. The gate agent who had to escort me through the terminal was in a bad mood that day, but I followed him to wherever we were going. He sat me behind a gate podium and yelled, "Sit there and DON'T! MOVE!" So I sat there, quiet and sniffling, for I don't know how long, until I worked up the courage to walk around to the front and ask the lady at the counter how long it would be until I could get on the plane. She looked at my ticket and said, "Oh my gosh, your flight is leaving from a totally different gate, and it's boarding right now!" She rushed me down and made sure I got on the plane safely. I wonder what would have happened had I missed my connection because I followed that guy's instructions. Would some janitor have found me asleep back there at midnight?

[@GreenerGrass]

What a memory! Incredible how one interaction like that can last a lifetime as a memory. Meanwhile, wonder what that guy is doing these days?

[@jonathankleinow2073]

@@GreenerGrass As long as it doesn't involve customer service or kids, I'm fine with whatever he's up to now. 😂

[@jeffreysnydr]

@@jonathankleinow2073 Hope he was fired...

[@amberbug90]

Good story. Glad u were able to get help!

[@Anthonyjones-pq4ff]

Wow I don’t you can do that now a day with all that’s going on kids disappear coming up missing Glad ur ok in made the flight

[@WoahItsDustin]

I fly into ATL on a regular basis. I usually add 10-15 minutes from touchdown to gate and another 10 to get to go gate to gate. This is a helpful video for any traveler. Thanks

[@meganmcclellan755]

A lot of people I have come across hate the Atlanta airport. I absolutely love it. It’s very easy to maneuver around, especially with the plane trains. Been flying in and out of there since 1997. It holds a very special place in my heart.

[@rbra9611]

I agree, for the busiest airport in the world, it runs well.

[@DUDEfreestyle]

world class airport and extremely busy but easy to navigate. this airport is huge!

[@LaciePadilla]

I know this video is old now, but I'll be getting a connecting flight soon in Atlanta and i was so scared because of the sheer size of the airport. This video helped me feel less overwhelmed so I thank ypu for making it 🥰

[@bacondad6960]

Back in 1995, when I was in the Marines, I had to travel from San Diego, CA, to Anniston, AL. with a layover connection in Atlanta. There were 6 of us flying together so we had the buddy system. We landed in ATL at about 11pm and our connecting flight was not until 8am the next morning. We took turns watching our carry-on bags at the departure gate in terminal C all night. A few of us smoked and we had to go to the designated smoking area in terminal B. We made several trips. Also, we were in our service uniforms (green trousers, khaki long sleeve shirt with tie and green jacket). Had many interesting conversations with various travelers. Good times!!!!

[@Mr35thousandft]

For those of you who fly Delta on the app it will give you directions to the gates if you need to step by step

[@ldkellandshaw]

My home airport. She's huge, and always changing.

[@fernandolopezjr.8887]

I’m a pretty novice flyer. First time connecting through ATL. Your video took all my anxiety away, thank you!

[@torgeirbrandsnes1916]

Great vlog as always. The 35 min connecting time is not only how fast you can walk from A to T but also how long it takes to transfer bags. In some airports they have a minimum of close to two hours!

[@finsterthecat]

I am curious about that. I am taking a domestic flight from DC than need to get to the international terminal to fly to South America using Delta airlines. My first international flight and doing it alone.

[@mireli16]

@@finsterthecat how did it go? How long did it take?

[@nowayjoseeee]

@@finsterthecathow long did it take you? Any tips?

[@ihatekpeng]

As someone who connects from Terminal D to Terminal A or B often, it's a nice bit of exercise.

[@williammodlin2621]

I love this. It’s a great help especially for flying noobies. As an aside, in the late 70s, when I lived in in-town Atlanta, I could make it from my house to the gate in 20-25 minutes. Of course, that was the older, smaller airport, you could park right in front of the terminal and there was no security. Fond memories.

[@garrettb.-gtmkm9850]

A connection through Atlanta is a story on its own. Had to make a connection from Concourse C to Concourse A and got there right as the 767 started boarding. I had to eat a boxed lunch, but still had time to use the bathroom before the 4 1/2 hour hop to San Francisco. Even in such a frantic rush, I enjoyed the thrill of Atlanta. Definitely recommended.

[@AwesomeMan2696]

You are built different my man!

[@stevenrodriguez3266]

Great video about my home airport: ATL. I have to admit that on the evening of January 4th I arrived back in Atlanta on Delta airlines. I was walking towards baggage claim between concourses A & T through "Zimbabwe: A Symphony in Stone" and saw someone that looked like Jeb Brooks walking - camera in hand - the other direction. Now I know that this was actually the real Jeb Brooks, and this was the beginning of his walk through the concourses. I am sorry that I did not stop to say "hi". Please keep travelling and making videos!

[@bmzXQ8Q8H9O7]

I had my frontier flight back from Florida canceled two months in advance. So I connected through ATL on a 2 hour layover. I got a chicken sandwich at chick fil-a, and hung out for a bit, then got on my next plane.

[@pah1921il]

I like the out of the plane videos you have been doing, don’t get me wrong, you do fantastic content showing your experience onboard the plane, but it’s refreshing to see other content. Thank you for everything!

[@jayfunderburk1254]

The Walkway between C to D should be an Atlanta sports theme. Especially the Braves!

[@megant7859]

I always fly out of GSO and my preferred connection is ATL. I know the airport like the back of my hand. Very easy to navigate.

[@lisalu910]

It's easy to navigate but HUGE. Since Covid, I always walk to/from my gate rather than take the Sky Train (to avoid crowds) and I just about get my 10k steps!

[@traintime6284]

I’m a giant fan! I really hope you keep posting I’m a number one fan I swear!

[@EthanPricco]

I’ll never forget when I had an 8-hour layover at Atlanta Airport a few years ago when coming home from Spain. It was really brutal because my flight out of ATL left at around midnight, so I was super tired. Also, my departure gate was A34 too!

[@largol33t1]

Wow, that's BAD. My longest ever layover was 2 hours in Frankfurt, Germany in 2003. For a flight to Zurich! The flight wasn't even half the time of the layover! It was partly my father's fault. If ICE (Germany's bullet train) had service connecting the two countries, i would have taken it instead but there's the constant problem: the Swiss Alps.

[@finsterthecat]

First time flying international If I am taking a domestic flight from DC into Atlanta then connecting to fly to South America if I check in a bag do I have to pick up that bag and transfer it or does the airline do it for me? Flying Delta

[@EthanPricco]

@@finsterthecat the airline will transfer your bag between the planes.

[@ryanviveiros5992]

We flew through Atlanta on our way from Boston to Honolulu in 2018. I selected the 2 hour layover because that airport is huge. it took us 9 minutes to get from our arrival gate in C terminal, to our departure gate in the F terminal using the train...our flight also arrived 35 minutes early, so we had quite a bit of time to explore F terminal.

[@davidwolf226]

Jeb, I gotta hand it to ya, this review of ATL and the various ways to navigate the terminals was excellent. I fly out of SMF to ATL to TRI several times a year and have been doing so for the past 20 years. I'm quite familiar with the underground tram, which in my humble opinion, is the best of all the major airports in the continental US. I've had several short connectors in the 35-minute range, but even at that, I've never missed that connecting flt. I rarely attempt to use any of the sky lounges or clubs even though I always have a priority pass. The other thing I'll mention is, as you suggested, quite a few really nice places to dine if time allows. Take care and we'll see you on the next adventure.

[@TheWanderingWife]

We love ATL! It’s our favorite airport in the US, even though it’s a big one - and the world’s busiest! I don’t find it hard to navigate at all, but I’m a frequent flier who is used to airports all over the world. That said, we always leave ourselves more than an hour for connections if we can. The signs are very good and easy to follow. Our favorite Delta club is in ATL.

[@werewolflover8636]

Till last year ATL was the busiest in the world and will very likely regain this title again after things have settled down.

[@colemanwick185]

Right before Covid hit I was flying home from the bahamas and my flight from Atl to Richmond VA was moved to the international terminal. It was super weird but very cool seeing all of the international planes that make the domestic planes look tiny.

[@cdnshark19]

Great video, Jeb! I would love to see one of these kind of videos of SFO! They just finished a connecting hallway between terminal 2 and 3 I believe? So now you can walk between all the terminals post security. And they renovated the old ATC tower into an observation deck that is open Friday-Monday.

[@brentshepard3925]

Spent the night a few times in the ATL airport. E-Concourse is the best place to take a nap.

[@runswithbeer]

This was a fun ride. I live near ATL and fly out of there a lot. Before 9/11, I met my parents who flew in from Jacksonville, and escorted them to their connection for their overseas trip. Saw flight to Jacksonville in the background before your hike to T. Hi Mom & Dad!

[@okeesmokee6658]

I am coming up on 2M with Delta (about 15k short). I have never missed a connection in Atlanta - I have actually only missed one connection period - and that was in Detroit. Often times you remark about how truly fortunate we are to be able to fly in these incredible machines. I like to add how fortunate we are that we have such incredible airports and airport staff who make it all come together. ATL is a small city - all working together to get us from A to C, through B (ATL). Every once in a while you catch someone having a bad day, but for the most part - it is truly amazing.

[@ryanfrisby7389]

An absolutely fantastic video Jeb! I’d love to see a version of this with Charlotte and Detroit!😸

[@KayakTN]

This was pretty useful. Maybe it could become it’s own genre. O’Hare and Detroit immediately come to mind.

[@animal16365]

When I flew to and from Rome Italy. My connection was through Atlanta. Both times were just over 4 hrs long. Im glad for it because coming back and getting through TSA and baggage claim and customs took a couple of hours. Plus me feet were killing me from all the walking I did in Rome

[@irishwarrior35]

I used to live in Atlanta area and I traveled for work. Trust me if you can get to be a old pro out of ATL you will be a traveling pro anywhere......That Airport is HELL!!!!

[@sankimalu]

Excellent video. That airport has some great art and exhibits. They are definitely worth the walk!

[@cristianlagos9770]

I just connected in Atlanta a few days ago it was the easiest thing ever. The train was easy and simple

[@ThatCodeBlue]

Everyone that I’ve encountered working in the airport have been friendly. The magic though, for me, has always been on the F Concourse. I flew SGF-ATL-MKE both ways. On the outbound I happened to meet up with a famous meteorologist from the area who invited me into the F Sky Club as his guest. On the return, at F-1, I sat and watched through one of the last Virgin Atlantic 747-400 ATL turns before their retirement. I asked a DL Agent to take my phone with him and take pictures of the push back to start the flight to Manchester. He gladly obliged and was an awesome photographer.

[@GhostHostMemories]

Always liked traveling in ATL. Fun fact. I helped design the power and control panels that run the trains. If you see the stainless wall boxes that look like they ga w 2 doors on them? Yup that's me!

[@rninrvr]

Last summer I was in Atlanta twice on a trip and loved the underground walkways. You did not mention that in the "rain forest" they have sounds of the forest playing in the background and I stopped for several minutes to just take it in, was very relaxing. I was doing T to E in about 25 minutes and walked back and forth several times, though I had to end up on F for my outbound flight. In walking there, I did not note very much foot traffic, though when you walked through the areas where the trams arrived, it could get very crowded it you passed as one let out.

[@mtt9772]

I flew out to PHX from ATL not long ago. I live near Atlanta, so I wasn’t connecting though it. While I was heading to my gate, someone asked me if I could help an older woman find her gate because they were late for their own flight. We were also heading to the same terminal. She only spoke Spanish, which I speak very little of. It took a while to find the gate, because it had changed three times! We both made our flights on time. She was very grateful. My advice would be to arrive early and stay aware of your flight status. It’s a very large and busy airport, and things can change at a moments notice.

[@245webster]

thank you so much for this video... I'm worried about making our connection tonight in Atlanta... our flight from West Palm Beach arrives in Atlanta at A31 at 9:49 PM and our connecting flight to Boston departs at 10:25 PM from B16... doesn't leave us much time at all...I wonder if it's even doable under the best circumstances. thanks again

[@afh7689]

I was supposed to connect between Orlando and Paris on Delta in late July 2007 (when departing international flights were mixed with domestic along the concourses). The first flight was delayed by over an hour and a half. After getting off, fast walking halfway down a concourse to the tram, going two concourses down, then fast walking nearly the entire length down another concourse, I reached the gate with less than 10 minutes until departure. Gate was already closed when I got to the desk. I was worried that if I missed the flight, the next flight would be the following day and I'd have to spend the night or return to Orlando (I was 18 and not a frequent flyer), but the staff at the gate just asked my name and they already had a ticket printed for me for the next flight to Paris a couple hours later (and I was flying economy and no rewards status either!!). They reminded me that even though I'd reached the gate before the departure time, my checked bags wouldn't make the flight. It's definitely one of the most positive airline experiences I've ever had.

[@bransonrodriguez8993]

Perfect timing! I have a trip to Portland, Maine coming up and I’m connecting through Atlanta both ways. Having never been there his was really helpful!

[@skylineXpert]

As a tourist i got of easy with my pappi on tow back in 17' I stick to the simple. Plan ahead and keep your eye on the info screen. But when my pappi saw the big korean air a380 he asked: hey is that pepsi air?

[@jaspersamiee-hauswirth9841]

Great video Jeb! Looked fun too film! Thanks for this very informative and interesting video!

[@JackJackProductions]

If you like the mini escalator in concourse F then Hamburg Hauptbahnhof has one which is tiny. Six (ish) steps

[@amberbug90]

Thanks for this video. It was helpful when u said "follow the signs" ;that made it simple for me to understand and have confidence connecting through Atlanta.

[@JayPatel-hc9om]

i’m from atl and indeed this my fav airportt

[@wonderveggie]

Thank you so much for this video! I never knew that information about minimum connection time and I was getting anxious about my one hour connection (domestic to international) on my trip this fall. The walk through between all the concourses and the time it took really eased my worries!!!

[@bloodmoonskull]

Man your voice, your cinematography. Respect

[@rogaviation]

As someone who fly's Delta a lot when traveling and enjoys making videos about aviation like you this was a very useful video! Even though I've flown to Atlanta many times before I'm still learning the layout every time I go there and i'm still learning new strategies on when I have time to film and when not. Thanks so much for the video Jeb, and cya In the sky! :D🛫👍

[@IndigoIce89]

Subtle flex with the Patek Philippe Aquanaut 5167 at 5:54. Love to see the man know his watches AND put out great content...

[@grantwareham946]

I just have to say - THANK YOU for wearing your mask even while filming.

[@trieu1185]

found your videos from the Jet bus from DC to NYC. Now I am going through your other videos. Please do more videos of "how to make your connecting flight" from different airports like Detroit, Chicago, Houston, LA, SFO, Denver, MIA, etc. It really helps people who have 45mins - 60mins connections

[@SeoulCalStudios]

seriously needed this because I would be having a layover in Atlanta hopefully in July to Greensboro this year. Much appreciated and I don't really need to worry as much :)

[@Marc_Davila]

You always get me hyped up for any upcoming trip or vacation and watching your videos just makes the upcoming days of said trips extra exciting but I visited family on a layover in Atlanta me even getting out was a nightmare but surprisingly checking back in was a breeze, bless my little brothers heart, he has down syndrome but he had a blast zipping around in the wheelchair with me as his wheelman 😂

[@chris.fitzgerald]

A couple of years ago, I had to fly to ATL weekly for business for two months, and then a few more times after that for the next year. Never had an issue with ATL, getting bags took a while, but getting to the Rental Car Center was a breeze. I did the same thing when I had time, ready the history of Atalanta, very interesting and the rain forest was cool, and just rode the people mover back and forth for a while...lol...Safe travels and cheers from the Jersey Shore.

[@Ben-go1iq]

Best part about Atlanta is the walkways, always nice to go for a little walk before a long flight

[@ericdorsam7863]

Great Video! My Girlfriend will connect there from Frankfurt in march. She's so excited to see the airport

[@julischka5542]

Yes i totally am

[@adedejiogunrinola]

Good to have had you with us, Jeb!

[@munboy216]

This video is going to blow up and hit a million views in no time. Good job Mr Brooks

[@ksbear2]

ATL is my favorite airport to make transfers in. I've never missed a connection there. The only day it wasn't my fave was the date in Dec. 2017 when the whole airport was shut down due to a fire between Concourses C & D. Saw the firetrucks as we were landing. Was on our plane for about 8 hours after landing. But the marvelous staff there had my luggage on the correct flight the next morning.

[@sabrinamiller4405]

My Dad lived in Georgia. As a teenager I would fly to Atlanta Airport. One time I had a long layover. I took the train from end to the other and back again. I knew where I was going.

[@Mabinel123]

Your voice is very soothing explaining a complex connection in ATL. They should use your voice for non-emergency announcements. I say they should start with ATL

[@dfastor9959]

Videos like this, with real-world estimates of how long it could take to go from one end to the other, frequency of trains, where to go in lieu of a club, etc. are great. More of this, please! Also, a rough idea of how crowded the airports are at various times, and such, is welcome info. For example, the picture of the “non-affiliated” club was helpful. For it seems to be very similar to being in the regular airport with better seating and included food, rather than being in a large, open and relatively quiet airline-affiliated club. Liked the comment of where to get water, too. How clean is that bottle filling station? The water fountains seemed … not so much.

[@GreenerGrass]

Thanks so much! We're trying to expand the kinds of content we put out there while still being helpful to travelers. Also, the water bottle station seemed pretty clean.

[@Anthonyjones-pq4ff]

Jeb can you a video on Las Vegas Airport have a trip coming up soon

[@dfastor9959]

@@GreenerGrass Thanks for the replay. Great that some airports are adding such (literal) oases for the general public. I hope more airports follow suit and we (passengers) don’t mess it up.

[@kmon4680]

i haven’t flown to ATL in years so it’s really nice to have this video to get me back up to speed:) ps the patek at 0:18 is crazy lmao

[@AndrewTubbiolo]

I always give myself a 3 hour overlay in ATL. I used to love to eat a long drawn out lunch at Cafe Intermezzo in Concorse B. Great flightline views while you eat and enjoy a beer.

[@lukemccrory]

This is a great video idea! Super practical. I hope you will do more videos like this

[@timothyb949]

Thank you Jeb - I have never lost my fascination with the ATL airport... as a kid, I explored old Hartsfield, which actually had an observation deck, but of course we outgrew that terminal about the time it was finished.... then, the existing airport was built, but none of us knew what it was to become. See you in the skies! AND... at the airport in ATL!

[@wandafarris657]

This is something I would love to do as a Senior. Love watching your video's.

[@bobbyhuelskamp7344]

just went through atl a few days ago. my favorite place to connect though. tip: best spot for food and space is concourse f. whether you’re flying international or domestic it’s worth your time

[@greentravels2850]

I had a several hour layover in Atlanta a year or so ago, needed to get some exercise between flights!! It took me about the same amount of walking time to go from one end of the airport to the other. I did take the train back to my departing terminal though! I really enjoy the rainforest section.

[@foobld]

I'm actually connecting through Atlanta in 2 weeks, so thanks for this informative video! It will come in handy!!

[@Joeljdwatts]

A video like this is needed for DFW!

[@miniDrew4]

I honestly love this airport. As someone from Chicago that regularly flies out of O'Hare, I find ATL really exciting to get around. Granted, it's huge, but it's got great lounges and amenities.

[@evanchilders2916]

Put a walk through aquarium between terminal C and D :)

[@LitlPoot]

yee haw !!! Hartsfield Latoya Jackson Intergalactic Spaceport and Nail Emporium 🤣 Nowadays, if your flying international you can enter the terminal thru a seperate gate - separate parking, transport. Makes it easier than having to "travel" thru the entire airport. Another great video and quite helpful, I'm sure, to those who do alot of traveling ...

[@michaeltravels2672]

Hi Jeb brooks! Thanks for making this video! Atlanta Harsfeild Jackson is my main airport because I live in Atlanta! Love your vids

[@grilled4cheese1]

ATL can be really stressful...glad you got through it...thanks Jeb!

[@timothydudley1177]

Plane train. Budweiser sky bar over looking the C & B gates is nice. I also made it from B9 to F1 in twenty minutes. Plane train helps but the escalator sometimes take forever.

[@andythompson3528]

Never flown through ATL, but now I know what to expect when I do connect there

[@largol33t1]

The tip about familiarizing with the airport is vital. Of course, remember, you can go to KZbin and watch walkthroughs of most of North America's major hubs such as DFW, Orlando, NY Laguardia and Denver.

[@RS7RV]

Most impressive thing about this video is that watch. That Patek is a thing of beauty sir. Subscribed just off that... plus my love of flying. I almost like airports more than the destination 😂😂😂

[@ArefDajani]

The timing between concourses was a bit understated as Jeb had no efficiently packed aka relatively heavy carry-on items he was rolling, hauling, or backpacking. Restaurant tip: it’s worth the schlep to Terminal F to go to The Pecan Bistro. Super Atlanta/Southern cuisine, their blackened shrimp and grits was outstanding. Yelp says they are “temporarily closed” and I hope they reopen!!

[@wilburhill2299]

Thanks for the info. Very informative.

[@mathewmclean9128]

Can you also please do a video like this in LAX? This is a great video and a great way to explore huge airports like ATL.

[@vy6310]

Wow, this is perfect I'm coming from Greensboro, NC and connecting in ATL. THANK YOU!!

[@joyceanthony-huff2914]

Love Jebs upbeat personality

[@Tornadoross]

Thing about Atlanta is that it isn’t as hard to nav as people make it out to be it’s huge but it’s also very well engineered.

[@trob0914]

No master of the ATL concourses by any means but I used to be pretty good navigating through these areas. I can't wait to try something new on my next trip. Thanks again for your informative videos!

[@shfstan]

Great video Jeb, made me kick myself because on Thursday my connection in ATL was canceled and the next non-stop flight was a six hour wait. I was in the SkyClub in concourse B and didn't even think about going down to F. I wish I had because I have read about how great that SkyClub is! Next time!

[@vasiliospantazopoulos9574]

Of all the airports I have traveled to in the U.S., Canada, and Europe, moving around Atlanta's between terminals are the easiest I have experienced. (disclaimer: ATL is my home airport.)

[@stayinafloat2859]

Really enjoyed this video! Due to the pandemic I am having to live my travel life voraciously through you, and you are doing a fabulous job! Now I challenge you to do LAX!

[@bmizzzzle]

Jeb, I love this video. ATL is my home-base and fly 2-4* per week out of there. I just go on autopilot when I’m at the airport and never think about all the detail you talked about in this video!!

[@marksmith9566]

I had a scary time with the old U shaped airport. My flight came in in the top of one side of the u and the continuation was on the tip of the other side of the U. At that time you had to go out of security area on one side of the U and reenter security on the other side! I JUST made my flight.

[@alk61695]

I once had a 4 hour layover in that airport so I decided to walk the whole airport. I walked the length of all concourses and then walked in between them (I did cheat and take the train if one pulled in). All in all it took me about 3 hours to walk the whole airport. I did dilly dally as you said a few times. I also tried getting on an earlier flight out.

[@jacobwalters2401]

What about DFW airport?? I grew up in the area and always dreamed of going there and taking the skytrain and see the breathtaking views of the airports flight

[@TNEZCHANNEL]

READ the sign and keep checking your flight every 30 min, there is a lot of gate change in ATL

[@liamstoysreview6027]

I have a flight the day after this comment is written and it is from El Salvador To Atlanta To CVG so this was helpful!!🇸🇻