Maynard H. Jackson International Terminal

The customs & security lines were really long & not very organized. The bathrooms weren’t super clean. The tram to get the gates is good & they do have options to get food/​coffee etc.

Is this the best Atlanta can do in the busiest airport in the world, one lousy restaurant & bar in this new world class facility multi million $$$$$$$ international concourse terminal. One poor guy working the very limited menu & bar in the general area for departure & arrivals Sweet Auburn Market. Very disappointed.

The airport itself is fine and efficient to travel through but the washrooms need improvement. The sinks are honestly the worst around. The water pressure dribbles and the automatic soap dispensers rarely work. I just tried all 4 at the T concourse and couldn’t get any soap! Kinda ironic with all the Zika warning signs posted there.

Top notch! Beautifully laid out! We’ve flown out of this terminal a few times when my family has taken international trips and love it! All the services you would like and expect to have in an international terminal and more.

Driving up to this terminal makes you feel like a world traveler. You make your way to the terminal on a nice bridge with flags from many countries, waving strongly in the wind. When you step into the international terminal you immediately realize it is superior to the domestic terminal. Everything looks clean and new, probably because it is. On this particular trip I actually took Marta to the domestic terminal. There’s a bus shuttle that will take you from the domestic terminal/​Marta exit to the international terminal. On my return flight to this terminal it was a straightforward process for immigration. It was mostly automated on computers and there were people guiding you where to go and when to go. At baggage claim the carts are free and readily available, which was really nice. Overall, a nice addition to Hartsfield that I am excited to utilize in the years to come.

Not a fan of the Atlanta airport, but the International Terminal F is quite nice. Very spacious and modern. Plenty of seating and tons of recharging options. Very nice selection of retail and restaurants while you are waiting for your connection. Check out the desaturated in the balcony level.

Very impressed with this airport, I feel it has come along way.. The international terminal is very efficient and customs is usually pretty quick especially if you have global entry. The restaurant selection is also up to international standards.

Spacious, clean, uncrowded — though busy — international terminal — with good food options and some shopping. There needs to be better connection with the domestic terminal. There is a free shuttle service between the domestic and international terminals, but with the heavy Atlanta traffic, this is a long trip, and most of the folks on the shuttle were scared of missing their next flight.

What a great addition to the airport! No need to re-​enter security, no need to recheck your luggage after customs. Lots of great (some chain) restaurants and bars in the international terminal to entertain yourself prior to departure. This is definitely a huge positive addition to Hartsfield-​Jackson.
Gate areas are much larger than most others in the airport probably cuz these international flights hold more passengers. High ceiling, power ports readily available.
Security is hit or miss as there are a couple of banks a day depending on where you are headed (Asia/​South America/​Europe) but for the most part it is efficient and keeps moving.
Parking — skybridge connecting the parking garage to the International terminal makes it convenient and eliminates crossing the roadway or dealing with the elements.
While no direct access from the Interstate, a couple of stoplights through the airport cargo, offices, etc isn’t too much to deal with.

What a massive place. A train takes you between terminals. If you are having a layover here make sure it’s no less than 45 minutes because you might be reliving that scene from Home Alone with a mad dash through the airport.
This was my first transfer here. Coming from Charlottesville VA en route to NYC Go figure right? What pained me most was right as I was boarding the lady behind me starts slurping on her Jamba Juice! What???
Don’t fail life like me. Terminal T has a Jamba Juice!!! the sole purpose of this review is so that others don’t make my mistake. Never again Atlanta. Never again.

Great new addition to the airport.
Driving here seems to take forever if you take the I-​285 route. If you can go through downtown connector, without that slowing you down, take this route.
Big, open, nice modern area.
If you are arriving from out-​of-​country, and you end up at terminal E, you will be walking a LONG WALK to get to border control.

The international terminal or terminal F at the Atlanta airport is at the end of all the terminals. It’s a little over a mile if you are walking from one end of the airport, i.e. terminal T, to the other at terminal F. Note that you actually go to and through terminal E to get to F. The international terminal is quite roomy and surprisingly not that crowded, at least relative to the rest of the airport. There are decent food options and the terminal itself is in pretty good condition.

WTF… C’mon man… are you kidding me! Arrived yesterday 12-​13-​2014 from St. Martin. Greeted by airport personnel who welcomed us to Atlanta and in the next breath said its an eighteen minute walk to passport control. OMG did we land in Atlanta or Peachtree City! No train, only two moving sidewalks and a more of a twenty-​two minute walk with carryon bags.
Arriving at passport control I stood in line to use the passport control kiosk only to stand in another line to have an immigration officer look at me, my passport then my kiosk receipt. But wait there’s more…
Finally we stood in yet another line for another officer to collect the kiosk receipt! I’m no wimp and have been lucky enough to visit twenty-​three countries on five continents and I have to tell you this was the longest most inefficient immigration process I’ve ever had to endure, not to mention the longest hike!
As a major city with a so-​called international airport Atlanta should do better.
On a positive note the terminal is clean with nice shopping and dining options.

One of my favorite Airports in the USA. The international terminal is always fast and not a long line, most of the time. There is a decent food selection and shops in the airport and always a great place to people watch .
My only complaint would be that the Wi Fi can be a bit of a hit t or miss.

Beautiful. No rush. Not a lot of traffic. Separate entrance away from the domestic traffic. Brand new, clean, What’s not to love! Make’s flying in and out internationally more fun!

Worst airport I have been too. I arrived 2.5 hrs prior to my departure on a domestic flight. Guess what? I would have missed the flight if I did not call the manager over to complain in which they held the flight for me and 32+ other passengers stuck in line. Upon arrival the lines were already out the door. Peering inside the line already zigzagged 12 times with 5 people working the counter with 6 counters open with nobody their… Countless people missed their flight because of this. Whoever manages the schedule of this airport needs to reevaulate their organization skills or have a lesson in airport crowdedness 101 at rush hour days. If you can choose I would not depart from this airport.

Ive been in and out of Atlanta over the last 10 years and have never been to this side of the airport. That is partly because I have never had my passport nor traveled internationally. That now has changed and this experience was an eye opener from the beginning. As my friend took me to the airport we exited using the international terminal and I, ve seen the sign but never ventured off on it. It is beautiful. Very clean street, almost private entry into the airport. The drive is rowed on both sides by flags from countries all over the world. What a sight to see. Plus the glass and steel building is very well designed. I wonder who was the architect.
You will need a red stamp that says, ‘Docs OK’ in order to board your international flight. If you did not come through this terminal but flying outside of the states there will be a long, slow line to get that stamp. Save yourself the trouble and just go here. It is well worth it.

I’ve come through this airport plenty of times in my travels around the world. As a major hub for the Delta airline, chances are that most people will stop through here when exiting the country to the east. What I like most about this airport is how efficient their «plane train» is about transferring people around the concourses. I also noticed they have begin to renovate the airport by upgrading the vertical transportation, painting and remodeling. You can tell this place is doing great.

The new international terminal is great — tall-​ceilinged expanses with a mezzanine food court (accessible by escalators). This is a great addition to Hartsfield-​Jackson. I like that it’s accessible directly from the interstates — you don’t have to go through the regular terminals for trips out of the country (they are connected via the underground tram is you’re coming in from another US state). I do wish there were a few more food options. I tried Ecco for lunch — good but a bit expensive, especially after factoring in all the taxes (seems like there were 3 or more).

While the rest of the passengers in ATL look for a gift shop to buy a magazine, wait in line in bathrooms, and eat fast food in areas where there are no tables to spare… i’ll be here.
In a sea of never-​ending announcements, boarding calls, beeping people cars, and people trying to get me to sign up for a credit card… i’ll still be here.
Trying to find a seat at your gate? Leaning against the wall? Trying to drown out the screams of children and the yells of angry passengers? No more outlets to charge your electronics? I won’t be dealing with any of that over here.
Trying to get a boarding pass printed? How about those cars quadruple parked at the drop off zone? How’s that line at security treating you? You won’t find me there.
Welcome to the international terminal at Delta, which looks nothing like what you think an airport is. Though I entered through the North Entrance, I could see right away that that was a mistake.
As long as your don’t need to check a bag and you have a boarding pass on your phone (or preprinted from home) — you can start here and travel to any gate you need. There are no drop off lines, so few people going through security that I think the TSA people were falling asleep, and no annoying announcements to contend with.
A calming orb of classy music takes over as you leisurely stroll through the stores (Kiehl’s, DKNY, Coach? Yes.) and look for a place to eat. Spoiler alert — there are so many fancy choices your head will spin.
Come hours early and bask in the comfort that is concourse F. I almost forgot I was even at an airport — until I got to Terminal C and got slapped in the face with everything representative of what one would conceive of as «normal» airport occurrences.