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Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport: the world’s busiest commercial airport!

Over 100 million passengers used Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) in 2017, making it the world’s busiest airport by passenger traffic, a title it’s held since 2000. It’s a major hub for US domestic flights, with services to more than 150 US destinations. In addition, over 75 cities across the world are connected to Atlanta by air. Air France and its partner, Delta offer flights to Middle Eastern, African, Asian and European destinations. Key routes out of Atlanta include various domestic routes to Florida as well as services to Paris, London and Amsterdam, which are amongst the busiest international routes in terms of passengers carried.

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Flights from Atlanta benefit from the airport’s triple take-off/landing capability – one of only a handful of airports in the world to do so. This enables it to handle more flights in less time than most other airports.

Atlanta is a hub for design, boasting the south-east’s only museum dedicated entirely to design in the shape of the Museum of Design Atlanta (MODA), not to mention the top-ranked Savannah College of Art and Design (based largely in Atlanta).

Accessing Atlanta airport is simple via interstates 20, 85 or 285. For the international terminal, use exit 239 on interstate 75. The MARTA rail system’s red and gold lines serve the domestic terminal, the gold line operating until the early hours. There is a free shuttle service to the international terminal. From downtown to the airport takes 20 to 40 minutes by rental car, Uber, limousine or shared ride shuttle, whilst by MARTA it is an 18-minute ride from the Peachtree Center to the domestic terminal.