Jordan Biegler, ATL Assistant General Manager of Operations, highlighted Friday, Nov. 22, Saturday, Nov. 30 and Sunday, Dec. 1 as the peak days for travelers. Friday, Nov. 22 is projected to be the busiest day welcoming over 373,000 passengers. To mitigate potential delays, passengers are advised to arrive at the airport at least two and a half hours before domestic flights and three hours prior to international departures.

Airport officials remind passengers that preparation is key and access to real-time information is readily available on ATL's website (ATL.com), which offers updates on parking availability, security wait times, and concessionaire options. Additionally, passengers are urged to monitor the Airport's social media channels (@ATLairport) and their respective airlines' platforms for any pertinent updates.

Before passengers begin their travels to enjoy time with friends and family, officials encourage all to take a thorough look through their luggage and belongings to prevent prohibited items from entering TSA checkpoints. Adhere to TSA regulations outlined on their "What Can I Bring?" webpage. Notably, all firearms and ammunition must be appropriately secured within checked baggage.

ATL remains committed to facilitating a seamless journey for everyone passing through the Airport.  ATL has bolstered this commitment with the terminal-wide installation of passenger information totems powered by accurate, real-time data from Xovis. A total of 18 totems have been installed around pre-security areas in the Airport, designed as guideposts to inform passengers of expected wait times, updating at different points within the queue.