Photo by Connor Scott McManus on PexelsIs 30 minutes enough for a layover at ATL?
Five minutes short of the domestic MCT. Possible only for same-concourse Delta connections with no delays. See full 30 min guide →
Is 45 minutes enough for a layover at ATL?
Clears the domestic-to-domestic MCT (35 min) and domestic-to-international (40 min) with a small buffer. But international arrivals require customs and immigration — minimum 85 minutes. Same-concourse Delta connections are routine; anything involving Concourse F immigration is a different story. See full 45 min guide →
Is 1 hour enough for a layover at ATL?
An hour gives comfortable domestic connections with buffer for delays. Still not enough for international arrivals clearing customs. See full 1 hr guide →
Is 1 hour 15 min enough for a layover at ATL?
Plenty of time for any domestic routing. You can walk between concourses instead of riding the Plane Train if you prefer. See full 1¼ hr guide →
Is 1½ hours enough for a layover at ATL?
Comfortable for domestic and international-to-international connections. Just barely hits the international-to-domestic MCT of 85 minutes. See full 1½ hr guide →
Is 2 hours enough for a layover at ATL?
Two hours covers every connection type at ATL comfortably. Time to grab food at one of the concourse restaurants. See full 2 hr guide →
Is 2½ hours enough for a layover at ATL?
More than enough for any connection. You could visit the airport's art installations along the underground walkway. See full 2½ hr guide →
Is 3 hours enough for a layover at ATL?
Three hours at ATL means time to eat, explore, and still arrive at your gate early. Consider the SkyClub if you have access. See full 3 hr guide →
Is 4 hours enough for a layover at ATL?
Four hours is more layover than you need. Take the MARTA train downtown if you want to see the city — it's a 20-minute ride to Five Points. See full 4 hr guide →