It's been awhile since I've travelled thru ATL, specifically connecting from int'l. flights to domestic.
Need to know if, after clearing customs, you still have to endure the re-checking of your bags, which always seemed VERY disorganized to me and then go thru the long lines at security, again.
And, while I'm at it, are all the inbound int'l. flights parked at "T" concourse and which gates are the ASA flights at?
“Running an airline is like having a baby: fun to conceive, but hell to deliver.” C.E. Woolman
wow--I wish I could help, Mayor, but we carry. I believe it is a requirement to get bags and recheck--there are counters rights after customs. I would doubt that anyhting is much different from your last visit except that it's a mess at immigration. (worse at JFK if that makes you feel better!) The lines are a combined recheck and security lane so you don't go back to south or north.
mrs767er - NonRev Correspondent - Specialty Travel
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Well, it seemed to me that the immigration process, itself was pretty good but, once you cleared customs with your bags, it was almost every man for himself as far as re-check goes. No actual organization as far as lines to the counter was concerned.
“Running an airline is like having a baby: fun to conceive, but hell to deliver.” C.E. Woolman
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