International Concourse “E”-Hartsfield Jackson Airport

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When it was built, the International Concourse at ATL was one of the largest construction projects in Georgia’s history; spanning 2,400,000 square feet over seven stories (four levels above and three levels below ground). The total cost of this project exceeded $300 million.

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The building is “T” shaped and is 2,300 feet in length and 1,200 feet in width and contains twenty-four gates capable of handling wide-body aircraft.

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The above-ground portion of the building includes a Control Tower, Penthouses, the Arrivals Level (Customs and Immigration), the Boarding Level (Departing Passengers) and the Apron Level (Ground Support).

The underground portion of the facility contains a new maintenance facility for the “people mover” trains, tunnel and tracks connecting to other concourses, a 1,000 foot test track, an automated baggage handling system and utility tunnels.

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This entire project was constructed in the middle of the world’s busiest airport without any disruption to airport operations.