108.1 million
passengers traveled through ATL in 2024.
The airport described 2024 as its second-highest annual passenger volume, behind its 2019 record.
Source: Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, February 27, 2025RWB Transport reference
Atlanta airport & ground transportation statistics
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Last updated October 27, 2026
2024 snapshot
Why Atlanta travel planning needs margin.
ATL handled more than 108 million passengers and nearly 800,000 aircraft movements in 2024. For airport transfers, that scale is a useful reminder to confirm flight details, pickup instructions, terminal, passengers, luggage, and timing before travel day.
3%
year-over-year passenger growth at ATL in 2024.
ATL attributed the increase to growth in domestic and international travel.
Source: Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, February 27, 2025796,224
takeoffs and landings at ATL in 2024.
That was a 2.6% increase in aircraft operations from 2023.
Source: Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, February 27, 202552.5 million
passenger enplanements made Atlanta the top U.S. airport in 2024.
The federal comparison ranks Atlanta first among the top 10 U.S. airports by enplaned passengers.
Source: U.S. Department of Transportation, Pocket Guide to Transportation 20261.108 billion
U.S. domestic and international passenger enplanements were recorded in 2024.
The total includes 852.1 million domestic and 255.8 million international enplanements.
Source: U.S. Department of Transportation, Transportation Statistics Annual Report 202581.3%
was the U.S. airline passenger load factor in 2024.
BTS reports 1.1 billion passengers and 1.4 billion seats for the year.
Source: U.S. Department of Transportation, Bureau of Transportation Statistics, updated 2026Methodology & sources
How to use these figures.
Each figure is reported by the named primary source and links directly to that source. Passenger totals and airport operations use calendar-year 2024 data unless noted. “Enplanements” count passenger boardings, so they are not the same measure as an airport’s total arriving-and-departing passenger count.
RWB will review this reference about monthly, or sooner when a key source publishes updated annual results. Please cite the original source for formal research.
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RWB Transport. “Atlanta Airport & Ground Transportation Statistics.” Updated October 27, 2026. https://rwbtransport.com/atlanta-airport-transportation-statistics
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