
Catching a flight is tricky. Leave too early and you’ll sit at the gate for hours; leave too late and you might miss your plane.
Confirm your departure time the morning of (or the night before) your flight, either by calling your airline or checking online.
Visit the Transportation Security Administration’s website at www.tsa.gov for security waiting times at all the major airports.
Sign up for updates from your airline’s website, which will call or email you alerts if there are any changes in your itinerary
Listen to the radio traffic report for accidents and construction projects that might slow you down. Budget your time accordingly.
If you’re leaving your car at the airport, visit the airport’s website to find out exactly where long- and short-term parking is located. Also, map the best route online.
Research the best way to get from the parking lot to the main terminal.
If you’re getting a ride with a service or even a friend, confirm when and where the driver is picking you up. If you’re taking the bus, double-check the schedule.
If you’re taking a cab, leave plenty of time to catch one—especially in the rain!
If you’re headed to a big airport, call on your way in to confirm that your departure gate and check-in terminal hasn’t changed.
When you arrive, have your ticket and I.D. out. It will help get you through check-in faster.
Atlanta is the world’s busiest passenger airport, with an average of 83,606,583 travelers coming and going every year.
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