For Immediate Release
June 20, 2022
Contact:
Office of Communications and Public Affairs
(678) 920-0857
Waterline Issue to Impact Single Concourse at ATL
Majority of Concourse B flights to operate as scheduled; concessionaires, restrooms on Concourse B to be impacted by waterline issue.
ATLANTA – A water main break on Concourse B is impacting passenger comfort at this time. The majority of flights on Concourse B are operating as scheduled; however, there will be limited restrooms available on Concourse B and all concessionaires on Concourse B will be closed during the incident. Passengers on Concourse B are asked to utilize concessionaires and restrooms on alternate concourses until further notice.
Repairs are underway and an investigation into the cause of the water main break is ongoing.
Additional information will be provided on official ATL channels.
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International (ATL) is the world’s busiest and most efficient airport. Owned and operated by the City of Atlanta, ATL provides nonstop service to 150 U.S. destinations and 70 international locations in more than 50 countries. ATL was the first airport in history to serve more than 100 million passengers in a calendar year and continues to top passenger totals worldwide. In response to the current pandemic, Hartsfield-Jackson has pivoted to focus on implementing heightened safety protocols while maintaining efficiency and financial stability. The Airport boasts a direct economic impact of $66 billion in the region. A frequent recipient of awards of excellence, ATL is recognized for its leadership in concessions, operations, sustainability, architectural engineering, and construction. For more information, visit www.atl.com.
