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GAINING ALTITUDE: FUTURE OF ATL
PRESENTED TO ATL AIRPORT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Thursday, Oct. 12, 2017
By Roosevelt Council, Jr.Airport General Manager
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AGENDA• Airport Overview
• Rideshare Update
• Concessions Milestone
• Progress on ATLNext
• Iconic Canopies
• Domestic Terminal Facelift
• Domestic Atrium
• Hold Rooms
• ATL West Deck
• Taxiway Upgrades
• Cargo 2A/2B
• Other Projects
• Questions & Answers
HARTSFIELD-JACKSON
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AIRPORTOVERVIEW• Total passengers in
2016 – 104+ millionWorld’s busiest airport (19th consecutive year)
• Flights per day – 2,700+World’s most efficient airport(14th consecutive year)
• Serves 150+ U.S. destinations and 70+ international destinations in 45+ countries
HARTSFIELD-JACKSON
RIDESHARE UPDATE
UBER AND LYFT
146,000
148,000
150,000
152,000
154,000
156,000
158,000
160,000
162,000
164,000
JUNE JULY AUGUST
152,706TNC Pickups
157,957TNC Pickups
162,579TNC Pickups
• TNCs (i.e. Uber and Lyft) began operations Jan. 1
• New pickup zone implemented Aug. 16
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$1 BILLION MILESTONE
CONCESSIONS PROGRAM
• Concessions program topped $1 billion in gross sales for 2016
• ATL has more than 300 dining, retail and service venues, with many No. 1 sellers of brands in U.S.
• Airport seeking bids as part of new RFP.Package includes 80 retail locations
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PROGRESS ON ATLNext• ATLNext is a 20-year,
multibillion-dollar capital improvement program
• ATLNext consists of a series of projects to …
• Boost capacity
• Renew and replace existing facilities
• Enhance aesthetic appeal and customer experience
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT
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CANOPY PROJECT• On Oct. 1, steel trusses
that support canopies were moved from staging area to North roadway
• Facts about two canopies along Domestic Terminal:
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38 Steel trusses
3,500 Tons of steel, equivalent to 9 Boeing 777 airliners
3,708 Colored Lights
3 Football fields in length
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TRAFFIC MITIGATION• Traffic mitigation plan
implemented, with road closures on upper and lower levels
• Safety is primary focus
• Construction efforts performed 24 hours a day. Travelers should …
• Obey speed limits
• Watch for detours
• Arrive at ATL early
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ICONICFEATURE• Canopies may become
a defining feature of the Airport and architectural icon for City of Atlanta
• These canopies will …
• Provide shelter to millions of travelers
• Increase efficiency and ease traffic congestion
• Illuminate at night and mark special occasions
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GRAND ENTRANCE• The two canopies will
connect to a revitalized Domestic Terminal that will feature more windows for a bright, airy appearance
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RENOVATED ATRIUM• Engineered trees will
offer a more natural, park-like feel
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HOLD ROOMS• Floor-to-ceiling windows
• LED lighting
• Raised and slanted ceilings
• New seating
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BEFORE AFTER
ATL WEST PARKING• Site cleared. Structure to
commence in early 2018
• 5,700 parking spaces on seven levels
• Elevated pedestrian walkway to connect deck to SkyTrain at GICC
• Completion expected by end of 2019
• Seeking ParksmartCertification(LEED equivalent)
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TAXIWAY UPGRADES• Eight phases of
pavement replacement across five taxiways
• 34,000 square yards of pavement replaced along with more than 300 LED light fixtures
• Remaining phase impacts single entrance/ exit to Delta TOC (Maintenance) Ramp
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CARGO 2A/2B• Received FAA
environmental approval for project Aug. 22
• Initial activities for Sullivan Road relocation underway
• Two cargo facilities (250,000 square feet each) will follow
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JOB CREATION
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Projects # of Jobs
Created
CPTC Modernization
(LMOD)
823
ATL West Parking Deck 73
Cargo 2A/2B 68
TW & RW 9L Pavement
Replacement12
• These four projects have generated 976construction-related jobs
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OTHER BIG PROJECTS1. Expanded Concourses
T and F
2. Sixth runway
3. Parking decks on North and South sides of Domestic Terminal
4. Four-star, 440-room InterContinental Hotel
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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
THANK YOU!
By Roosevelt Council, Jr.Airport General Manager