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RatherBeOnATrain Apr 25, 2016 7:17 pm

Delta's proposed 20-year ATL airport lease includes construction of Concourse G
 
Some news today:

Hartsfied-Jackson International Airport is seeking approval of a proposed 20-year lease deal with Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines that it says ties into a planned expansion including construction of Concourse G and new parking garages.

If the Atlanta City Council approves the Delta lease deal, the Atlanta airport plans to immediately embark on work for Concourse G, including planning. The project to build another international concourse is expected to cost $983 million and take until 2023 to complete.
Rest of the article -- AJC.com: Hartsfield-Jackson’s proposed 20-year lease with Delta ties into expansion (April 25, 2016)

rylan Apr 26, 2016 6:36 am

That airport is going to become too big to handle.

I wonder what a G would mean... convert E to domestic and F+G are intl?

HDQDD Apr 26, 2016 8:16 am

I'd be interested to see *where* they put a Concourse G. Unless DL tears down some a significant amount of their stuff East of F (cargo, tech ops, parking), G would have to go somewhere else... Perhaps between RWY 9R/27L and 10/28?

vincentharris Apr 26, 2016 8:49 am


Originally Posted by HDQDD (Post 26536992)
I'd be interested to see *where* they put a Concourse G. Unless DL tears down some a significant amount of their stuff East of F (cargo, tech ops, parking), G would have to go somewhere else... Perhaps between RWY 9R/27L and 10/28?

Odds are this is the "south gate complex" they have talked about for years. They would kick everybody who is not Delta out, and send them to the south gate complex. Maybe they are now calling it concourse G?

ATL787 Apr 26, 2016 8:59 am

Southgate complex was ruled out in the master plan that came out last year. Exapansion east with new concourses. 6th runway, and expanded cargo gates are to go where the south gate complex would have been.

http://www.atlanta-airport.com/Airpo...tation.pdf.pdf

exwannabe Apr 26, 2016 9:58 am


Originally Posted by HDQDD (Post 26536992)
I'd be interested to see *where* they put a Concourse G. Unless DL tears down some a significant amount of their stuff East of F (cargo, tech ops, parking), G would have to go somewhere else... Perhaps between RWY 9R/27L and 10/28?

I think they will end up relocated some facilities east or north of F (I don;t know what the stuff due north is, and if it needs to be located where it is). You want to maintain the passenger airside connectivity, and also taxiway paths look to be better keeping the concourse in that general area. Directly north of F looks good as it could be cheaply connected via moving walkway to F.

And 5 more T gates. And this plan dropped (or keeps as a potential future option) an H concourse.

The parking deck rebuild will be an adventure for us locals. I suspect remote lots will fill up. Time for Marta/Uber.

Looks like the 2nd airport proponents from years ago had the right idea. Fly some O/D traffic in/out of that (WN would happily move) and keep ATL at a sane size. It is growing so fast they might use kudzu as ground cover to keep up with the pace.

ATLawyer Apr 26, 2016 10:00 am


Originally Posted by ATL787 (Post 26537246)
Southgate complex was ruled out in the master plan that came out last year. Exapansion east with new concourses. 6th runway, and expanded cargo gates are to go where the south gate complex would have been.

http://www.atlanta-airport.com/Airpo...tation.pdf.pdf

Basically, new gates go to the East of current F, south of the entry road to F from I-75 (and tech ops, etc). Looks like G (maybe more F?) gates are connected to the current F building with (eventually) 2 more small satellite gates beyond.

See page 15 of the linked PDF for details.

abefroman329 Apr 26, 2016 10:11 am


Originally Posted by ATL787 (Post 26537246)
Southgate complex was ruled out in the master plan that came out last year. Exapansion east with new concourses. 6th runway, and expanded cargo gates are to go where the south gate complex would have been.

http://www.atlanta-airport.com/Airpo...tation.pdf.pdf

And yet the plan includes the proposed MARTA extension from what is now the Domestic Terminals to the South Gate Complex.

DCAflyer81 Apr 26, 2016 10:16 am


Originally Posted by rylan (Post 26536543)
That airport is going to become too big to handle.

I wonder what a G would mean... convert E to domestic and F+G are intl?

Too bad there are no other solutions like, ya know, having some more routes via other hubs.

exwannabe Apr 26, 2016 10:21 am


Originally Posted by ATL787 (Post 26537246)
Southgate complex was ruled out in the master plan that came out last year. Exapansion east with new concourses. 6th runway, and expanded cargo gates are to go where the south gate complex would have been.

http://www.atlanta-airport.com/Airpo...tation.pdf.pdf

Thanks for the pdf.

Interesting that it pencilled in both an H an I concourse. Or possibly it is 3 locations for up to 2 new concourses? I like the idea of G being basically an F expansion though. That seems like a clean design from a user perspective.

jrkmsp Apr 26, 2016 10:34 am


Originally Posted by exwannabe (Post 26537731)
Thanks for the pdf.

Interesting that it pencilled in both an H an I concourse. Or possibly it is 3 locations for up to 2 new concourses? I like the idea of G being basically an F expansion though. That seems like a clean design from a user perspective.

The long, long-term plan if the airport still needs more space would then be to move TechOPS and expand the F/G/H/I concourses into full-size a la T-E. But moving TechOps will not be cheap.

vincentharris Apr 26, 2016 11:27 am

What ATL needs to figure out is having a train land side to connect the international and domestic side. NO the stupid 12 passenger buses are not a solution.

vincentharris Apr 26, 2016 11:30 am

Oh also the STATE needs to grow up, put on their big boy/girl pants, and prepare/create a SECOND airport in Atlanta.

Robbyb03 Apr 26, 2016 12:20 pm

There's no need for a second airport for Atlanta. A sixth runway, for departures, and a south side Victor loop will do wonders for saving time.

GRALISTAIR Apr 26, 2016 12:34 pm


Originally Posted by DCAflyer81 (Post 26537702)
Too bad there are no other solutions like, ya know, having some more routes via other hubs.

CVG? MEM


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