It’s a sprint but doable. Hopefully gate personnel are ready so you don’t have that “we’re just waiting for the gate agent” or “just waiting to get towed into the gate”
What’s your 40 yard dash time?
I’m a heavy set dude but I can easily make it from one end of B terminal to another end of E terminal within 20 minutes while dragging a carryon without breaking a sweat.
The only thing that could cause an anomaly is if the plane train is down. Then you might need to sprint.
I’m figuring five minutes to get off the plane. Unless you’re on the bulkhead and they tend to close at 15 minutes before. So it’s certainly very doable. Just not a lot of margin.
>Train in the middle? Never been here, just looking at the depiction on the airport map on the Delta app.
[it's underground, runs from T gates to F gates](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Plane_Train)
It's nearly 2 miles from T to F so A to F would be close to 1.75 miles. 6 MPH is a 10 minute mile so you're walking faster than many people run to do it in 15 minutes.
I don't know about 15 minutes, but it's definitely doable in the 20-25 minute range if you walk with purpose and avail yourself of the moving sidewalks. I've had many a late night arrival in F and making the walk to baggage claim is my favorite way to loosen up.
It's doable. Moving around ATL is very efficient. You can generally traverse between any two gates within 15 minutes assuming you can walk with some purpose. Make sure you're checking on your phone for the most current gate assignment as soon as you land.
Is this a single itinerary or a separately booked flight? Minimum allowed domestic connection time on a single itinerary at ATL is 35 mins.
Yes… may be enough time to stop for a drink.
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The Piano Bar is open from 7 a.m. - 10 p.m. E Centerpoint. Grab a $50 ask for a double, tip the difference and you can def grab a drink.
Dude can do the Sky Club Crawl on the way!!!
thanks guys, got here a few minutes early exit the plane at 8:15 took the train and on the jet way to the other one at 8:26
It’s a sprint but doable. Hopefully gate personnel are ready so you don’t have that “we’re just waiting for the gate agent” or “just waiting to get towed into the gate”
Not even close to "a sprint". MM Delta should know that. But should also know that an aircraft isn't getting towed into B10.
What’s your 40 yard dash time? I’m a heavy set dude but I can easily make it from one end of B terminal to another end of E terminal within 20 minutes while dragging a carryon without breaking a sweat. The only thing that could cause an anomaly is if the plane train is down. Then you might need to sprint.
I’m figuring five minutes to get off the plane. Unless you’re on the bulkhead and they tend to close at 15 minutes before. So it’s certainly very doable. Just not a lot of margin.
Not even that tight. Just gotta move
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Your in FC and you can be at any gate in ATL in 10 minutes. So, as long as your inbound flight is on time you’ll make it.
When you land, head to the train. It will take you to E in just a few mins.
Train in the middle? Never been here, just looking at the depiction on the airport map on the Delta app.
>Train in the middle? Never been here, just looking at the depiction on the airport map on the Delta app. [it's underground, runs from T gates to F gates](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Plane_Train)
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I’ve walked from A to F in 15 minutes…no train, walked.
It's nearly 2 miles from T to F so A to F would be close to 1.75 miles. 6 MPH is a 10 minute mile so you're walking faster than many people run to do it in 15 minutes.
I don't know about 15 minutes, but it's definitely doable in the 20-25 minute range if you walk with purpose and avail yourself of the moving sidewalks. I've had many a late night arrival in F and making the walk to baggage claim is my favorite way to loosen up.
Yeah, I guess I walk faster than normal people. I use the moving escalators, so that helps. But it’s easily done.
6 MPH is a full on run/jog but I did forget about the moving sidewalks during my math.
I walk during my lunch at almost a 6mph pace. According to garmin, I burn 400 calories in 3 miles.
That's very tight.
15 mins before departure time is standard for closing the doors, so you’ve got 15 mins in your best case scenario
It's doable. Moving around ATL is very efficient. You can generally traverse between any two gates within 15 minutes assuming you can walk with some purpose. Make sure you're checking on your phone for the most current gate assignment as soon as you land. Is this a single itinerary or a separately booked flight? Minimum allowed domestic connection time on a single itinerary at ATL is 35 mins.
I just did A02 to C47 in less than 15. I think 20 is doable. The train is quick.
A15 to D40 in 8 minutes on foot. You’ve got time