Well, I wasn't allowed to take any footage when I arrived in Atlanta, but I do have some information that might be usefull. First off, Global Entry in Atlanta uses the latest kiosks. This means you just walk up to the kiosk which scans your face and once recognized, you just walk on to an officer in a booth, give him your last name and you're done. No more need to scan your passport, fingerprints or anything. I was through immigration in less than 2 minutes! When Atlanta isn't your final destination, you take the left turn for connecting passengers (after picking up your checked suitcase) and that's when you have to pay attention. If your checked suitcase has a label with the final destination on it (usually when your connecting flight is with the same airline), you can just hand it over to the personnel on the left side of the corridor. If that's not the case, there are counters on the right side of the corridor where you can check-in for your connecting flight and have new labels printed. Your next stop will then be TSA and they do have a seperate line for TSA Pre-Check! I'm not sure if that line is open all the time, but it definitely was when I arrived at about 12:15PM. From start (immigration) to finish (TSA) it took me less than 15 minutes to get through, most of which I spent waiting for my checked suitcase to appear.

Thank you so much for these videos! It will be my first time flying ever. I will be arriving in Atlanta with Delta and having family wait outside to pick me up. Where do I go after baggage claim if family is just waiting outside?

The elevators at Airport Station is mod in progress.

Hi! are there places to rest for 4-5 hrs at the airport north domestic terminal or other terminals? I have to wait for 4 hours for a rental car, because enterprise opens at 5 am.

Can you please show us how to get to the airport shuttles

What about international arrival , to the baggage claim? British airways? Any idea someone?