Wheelchairs & Strollers
Wheelchairs & Strollers at Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport. Domestic Terminal. Services & essentials.
Location & access
The airport's directory publishes no opening hours for Wheelchairs & Strollers.
- Building
- Domestic Terminal
- What it is
Source: Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport
Other places in Domestic Terminal
Other places in Domestic Terminal. Those the airport puts at the same spot or on the same level as Wheelchairs & Strollers come first.
- All GatesServices & essentials
- Clear Plus with TSA PreServices & essentials
- Delta Check-inServices & essentials
- Delta Curbside Check-inServices & essentials
- Delta Lost & FoundServices & essentials
- Delta Wheelchair AssistanceServices & essentials
- Ground Transportation Center Zone AServices & essentials
- Ground Transportation Center Zone BServices & essentials
Nearest other services & essentials
Before you make a detour
Check your gate and security area. A place elsewhere in the airport may not be reachable from your departure area.
Good to know
- The terminal map puts Wheelchairs & Strollers beside a Special Assistance point and a TSA PreCheck lane at the South checkpoint.
- The airport tells passengers to request a wheelchair when booking or on arrival at the airline's ticket counter, and to give the airline the size, weight and type of any wheelchair they bring.
- At screening you may ask to stay seated in your wheelchair or scooter. TSA checks the chair, its cushions and any non-removable pouches, and tests it for traces of explosives.
- All ATL checkpoints are ADA accessible, and TSA Cares takes requests for help 72 hours before a flight.
Sources: Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Transportation Security Administration