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...업장소 - VN441 Airport ▪ 종료장소...장소 - Cam Ranh Airport ▪ 이용차량...

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quote: Duurzame lifestyle-expert Marieke Eyskoot ontdekt hoe vliegtuigonderdelen weer de lucht in gaan. Op Twente Airport worden oude vliegtuigonderdelen weer gedemonteerd voor hergebruik. Binnenstebuiten op NPO2, straks om 19:10 uur.

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We've seen a surge in posts about TSA lines at ATL. To keep things organized, we consolidate everything into daily megathreads. How to post in this thread: Top-level comments must follow one of these formats. Comments that don't match will be filtered. Replies to existing comments are unformatted. Type Template Example Report Checkpoint - Line Type - Wait Time or Status - Notes (optional) International - PreCheck - 8 min - domestic Delta no issues Question Question - Your question here Question - can Frontier check bags at intl? Planning Travel Planning - Details about your upcoming flight Travel Planning - Delta Thursday 8am, no precheck, checked bag Checkpoints: International, Domestic North, Domestic South Line Types: General, PreCheck, Clear, Touchless, Sky Priority A note on future travel: Wait times are swinging wildly hour to hour, let alone day to day. Nobody can tell you what security will look like for your flight three days from now. Check the thread the day of your travel for the most current info. Context: We are currently in a partial government shutdown and TSA agents are not being paid. This is contributing to longer than usual wait times across the country, including ATL. Resources: Official wait time tracker: https://www.atl.com/times/ AJC wait time tracker: https://www.ajc.com/business/2025/11/live-airport-security-wait-times-and-todays-trends/ The official tracker has been shut down due to inaccuracy. The airport is advising at least 4 hours for security. We recommend arriving at least 4.5 hours before your boarding time. One of the folks with the AJC put together a tool to help them provide real-time data for how long the lines are. If you're going to the airport, please consider using it and helping provide data to more people. Link to the tool: https://atlwait.ajc.com Link to the tutorial video: https://atlwait.ajc.com/video_walkthrough.MP4 Link to the full comment by u/gamoco: https://www.reddit.com/r/Atlanta/comments/1s34kkz/comment/ocf5vbw/ The AJC also has their own live thread that's pulling info/pictures from reporters at the airport. It doesn't seem like their live thread has the usual paywall so can see the reporting as it rolls in. They'll be periodically posting data from their wait times tool here until a more permanent location is established for it -> https://www.ajc.com/news/2026/03/live-updates-what-were-seeing-from-hartsfield-jackson-atlanta-international-airport/ General guidance: Arrive at least 4.5 hours before your boarding time After clearing TSA, allow 10-20 minutes to reach your gate via the Plane Train Rules for this thread: This thread exists to help people get through the airport. That is its only purpose. Report what you see at checkpoints. Do not editorialize about why the lines are the way they are. If you see law enforcement or federal agents at a checkpoint, you may report their presence and any impact on wait times. Do not speculate on their purpose or start political debates about it. Political commentary, soapboxing, and bait will be removed. Take political discussion to the daily discussion thread or relevant news posts. We get it. The situation is frustrating. But every off-topic argument buries a wait time report that someone in a security line right now needs to see. Help us keep this useful for people trying to get through the airport. submitted by /u/AutoModerator to r/Atlanta [link] [comments]

We've seen a surge in posts about TSA lines at ATL. To keep things organized, we consolidate everything into daily megathreads. How to post in this thread: Top-level comments must follow one of these formats. Comments that don't match will be filtered. Replies to existing comments are unformatted. Type Template Example Report Checkpoint - Line Type - Wait Time or Status - Notes (optional) International - PreCheck - 8 min - domestic Delta no issues Question Question - Your question here Question - can Frontier check bags at intl? Planning Travel Planning - Details about your upcoming flight Travel Planning - Delta Thursday 8am, no precheck, checked bag Checkpoints: International, Domestic North, Domestic South Line Types: General, PreCheck, Clear, Touchless, Sky Priority A note on future travel: Wait times are swinging wildly hour to hour, let alone day to day. Nobody can tell you what security will look like for your flight three days from now. Check the thread the day of your travel for the most current info. Context: We are currently in a partial government shutdown and TSA agents are not being paid. This is contributing to longer than usual wait times across the country, including ATL. Resources: Official wait time tracker: https://www.atl.com/times/ AJC wait time tracker: https://www.ajc.com/business/2025/11/live-airport-security-wait-times-and-todays-trends/ The official tracker has been shut down due to inaccuracy. The airport is advising at least 4 hours for security. We recommend arriving at least 4.5 hours before your boarding time. One of the folks with the AJC put together a tool to help them provide real-time data for how long the lines are. If you're going to the airport, please consider using it and helping provide data to more people. Link to the tool: https://atlwait.ajc.com Link to the tutorial video: https://atlwait.ajc.com/video_walkthrough.MP4 Link to the full comment by u/gamoco: https://www.reddit.com/r/Atlanta/comments/1s34kkz/comment/ocf5vbw/ The AJC also has their own live thread that's pulling info/pictures from reporters at the airport. It doesn't seem like their live thread has the usual paywall so can see the reporting as it rolls in. They'll be periodically posting data from their wait times tool here until a more permanent location is established for it -> https://www.ajc.com/news/2026/03/live-updates-what-were-seeing-from-hartsfield-jackson-atlanta-international-airport/ General guidance: Arrive at least 4.5 hours before your boarding time After clearing TSA, allow 10-20 minutes to reach your gate via the Plane Train Rules for this thread: This thread exists to help people get through the airport. That is its only purpose. Report what you see at checkpoints. Do not editorialize about why the lines are the way they are. If you see law enforcement or federal agents at a checkpoint, you may report their presence and any impact on wait times. Do not speculate on their purpose or start political debates about it. Political commentary, soapboxing, and bait will be removed. Take political discussion to the daily discussion thread or relevant news posts. We get it. The situation is frustrating. But every off-topic argument buries a wait time report that someone in a security line right now needs to see. Help us keep this useful for people trying to get through the airport. submitted by /u/AutoModerator to r/Atlanta [link] [comments]

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We've seen a surge in posts about TSA lines at ATL. To keep things organized, we consolidate everything into daily megathreads. How to post in this thread: Top-level comments must follow one of these formats. Comments that don't match will be filtered. Replies to existing comments are unformatted. Type Template Example Report Checkpoint - Line Type - Wait Time or Status - Notes (optional) International - PreCheck - 8 min - domestic Delta no issues Question Question - Your question here Question - can Frontier check bags at intl? Planning Travel Planning - Details about your upcoming flight Travel Planning - Delta Thursday 8am, no precheck, checked bag Checkpoints: International, Domestic North, Domestic South Line Types: General, PreCheck, Clear, Touchless, Sky Priority A note on future travel: Wait times are swinging wildly hour to hour, let alone day to day. Nobody can tell you what security will look like for your flight three days from now. Check the thread the day of your travel for the most current info. Context: We are currently in a partial government shutdown and TSA agents are not being paid. This is contributing to longer than usual wait times across the country, including ATL. Resources: Official wait time tracker: https://www.atl.com/times/ AJC wait time tracker: https://www.ajc.com/business/2025/11/live-airport-security-wait-times-and-todays-trends/ The official tracker has been shut down due to inaccuracy. The airport is advising at least 4 hours for security. We recommend arriving at least 4.5 hours before your boarding time. General guidance: Arrive at least 4.5 hours before your boarding time After clearing TSA, allow 10-20 minutes to reach your gate via the Plane Train Rules for this thread: This thread exists to help people get through the airport. That is its only purpose. Report what you see at checkpoints. Do not editorialize about why the lines are the way they are. If you see law enforcement or federal agents at a checkpoint, you may report their presence and any impact on wait times. Do not speculate on their purpose or start political debates about it. Political commentary, soapboxing, and bait will be removed. Take political discussion to the daily discussion thread or relevant news posts. We get it. The situation is frustrating. But every off-topic argument buries a wait time report that someone in a security line right now needs to see. Help us keep this useful for people trying to get through the airport. submitted by /u/AutoModerator to r/Atlanta [link] [comments]

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With the chaos going on at airports this week, there will inevitably be more and more posts here with questions about TSA times and other airport issues. Can we get the Mods to create a Megathread like other city subs? submitted by /u/acrizz to r/Austin [link] [comments]