What airlines fly out of international terminal Atlanta?

The international terminal at Atlanta Airport serves several international carriers, including Delta Air Lines, British Airways, Lufthansa, Air France, KLM, and many others.



The Maynard H. Jackson Jr. International Terminal (Terminal F) at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) is the hub for a wide array of global carriers in 2026. Delta Air Lines is the primary occupant, as Atlanta is its "mega-hub," handling the majority of international departures to Europe, Asia, and South America. Other major international players include Air France, KLM, Virgin Atlantic, British Airways, and Lufthansa. For travelers heading to Latin America or Canada, you will find Copa Airlines, WestJet, and Air Canada. Middle Eastern and African connections are served by Qatar Airways, Turkish Airlines, and Ethiopian Airlines. A grounded peer tip: while Terminal F is the "International Terminal," some international flights (specifically those with "Pre-Clearance" like some from Nassau or Toronto) may actually arrive at Domestic gates. However, all "Check-in" for international departures should begin at Terminal F, which is accessible via the "International Terminal" exit off I-75, providing a supportive, high-tech experience with dedicated duty-free shopping and premium lounges.

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The Atlanta Airport International Terminal, also called the Maynard Holbrook Jackson Jr International Terminal, is the arrival and departure point for all international flights. The location is situated on the eastern side of the airport. The new terminal and Concourse F opened in 2012 to accommodate more passengers.

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International Terminal Free Shuttle Service Shuttles are located outside Baggage Claim of the Domestic Terminal. 15 minutes travel time between terminals.

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While the satellites in concourses A - E are parallel to each other, arranged successively in distance from the main terminal, concourses A, B, C, D and T are part of the domestic terminal, and concourses E and F (approximately 1 km away from lobby E) are part of the international terminal Maynard H.

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Terminals. Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport has two terminals and seven concourses with a total of 192 gates. The Domestic Terminal is located on the west side of the airport and the Maynard H. Jackson Jr. International Terminal is on the east side of the airport.

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Yes, you can walk between terminals at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta. Keep in mind the terminals are a half mile in length. I'd recommend riding the Plane Train.

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Delta Air Lines operates both in Terminal S - Domestic (South) and in Terminal I - Maynard International Terminal. In some cases this terminal can change, check the terminal with your airline. - Concourse F is placed in the International Terminal.

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Atlanta has a domestic and international terminal with concourses A to F and T. To help you make your connection, once you arrive you will need to clear immigration, collect your bags, check in with the next airline, clear security and head back to the departure area.

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One hour is VERY TIGHT for a domestic to international connection (it's even tight for domestic to domestic, but much less risky).

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1) Use the Mobile Passport App
It's so easy to use and the Mobile Passport line at customs is often nonexistent. This is one of the quickest options to get through customs, sometimes even faster than global entry. Available on the App Store, for US and Canadian citizens, and it's free!

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Concourse B – operates Delta Airlines flights, with gates B1 to B34. Concourse C – serves domestic and international airlines, with gates C1 to C36. Concourse D – serves domestic airlines, with gates D1 to D38. Concourse E – serves international airlines, with gates E3 to E33.

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Why is Atlanta the busiest airport in the world? One reason is its role as a top gateway to Florida. In fact, Atlanta's single busiest market ranked by seat capacity is Orlando, which also happens to be one of the busiest routes in the US.

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Most airports that have many international flights have a separate international terminal. However, it is possible for both domestic and international flights to take off out of the same terminal.

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