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Atlanta Airport Train Ride @ Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International (4K)

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We rode the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport Train going from T to D. This 4K UHD video gives you an idea of what it is like. This airplane train goes very fast- certainly a helpful attribute for such a large airport as the ATL! We certainly recommend that you arrive 2 hours prior for domestic and 3 hours for international departures for this busy airport. Apparently this is a Bombardier Innovia APM 100 train (thanks to commenter isaghe for the info).

20 Comments

@aldomandovani 2 years ago

😂😂😂😂 its sooo funny it brakes and accelerates so violently that you can only see old people and kids flying arround

@danielr4640 6 years ago

The best part about goin to Jackson Hartsfield Airport is riding the plane train

@PoutingDadas 3 years ago

I love trains in airports! It’s like driving a car in a mansion!

@kdogmills3010 5 years ago (edited)

I have never flown through Atlanta’s airport without riding the plane train. But it honestly makes this airport enjoyable compared to many others.

@omarvelazquez407 6 years ago

Nicest airport I been to and I been to like 20 U.S airports and 7 airports out the country.

@thomasdukes5103 10 years ago

I begged my parents a lot as a kid to go to the airport just to ride this train before all the security restraints put a ban on non-travelers getting past security. Now I get super excited when I go on trips just for this moment! Can't wait, got 2 more weeks to go.

@Cheesesystem 2 years ago

"Welcome aboard the Plane Train, This train is departing. The next stop is for T gates, T as in Tango."

@outkast187 7 years ago

Fun fact. At the end of line, it will tell you to exit, and train is going out of service. Lights go out, goes into dark tunnel, but starts back where it started.

@lydiatankersley8154 6 years ago

Miss this feeling

@RECHARGED77 2 years ago

Good morning, and welcome to the Black Mesa Transit System...

@Cheesesystem 2 years ago

Brings back memories at home

@whyismikeyhere1374 4 years ago

I'm going here in a few days! Gives me nostalgic vibes.

@Cindy-ou4gd 3 years ago

I was just on that today. Dang does it go fast and stop quick🤣

@MysteryG77 5 months ago (edited)

I still remember the original script for the automated voice: The next Stop is Concourse A, the color coded map and signs of this vehicle match the station's colors, please move to the center of the vehicle and away from the doors.
Doh doh doh doh please stand back the doors are ready to close.
My dad worked for Eastern Airlines on Concourse B and C he was a ticket agent One of the best airlines ruined by greed and poor management.

@BabyMario1130 5 years ago (edited)

I rode on this train at Atlanta Georgia on my Mom's birthday before a year of the virus crisis started days later!

@jesspeoples3292 5 years ago

I remember going on this train in September on my way to Fort Lauderdale and the Keys.

@joezegers 4 years ago

From above, you can see just how massive ATL has become.

@bebetterdobetter7836 8 years ago

That train is no joke. As a kid back in the 80s my siblings and I loved to ride it. We had the recording memorized by heart and I still recall most of it. Back when the snow/ice shutdown all of Atlanta (including the airport) my dad and I were stuck at Hartsfield all night after arriving from DFW. I hadn’t been on the train in years and figured we’d just ride around a few times as nothing but one McDonalds was open. Yeah...it was not the same ride. When the lady says to hold on you better listen! I would love to know how many broken bones and stitches have occurred on the plane train, especially drunks. They don’t have to worry about anybody sleeping on the little platforms or just riding for kicks like we did to kill time as kids! We were so happy to finally leave even though it took us 4 hours to get home to Marietta on the icy roads.

@TheSearleFamily123 5 years ago

Okay, let me explain. At 3:12 your son asked "Why do they call it The Plane Train?" And I actually know the answer for that, which is the fact that Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport has 2 track transit systems, namely The Plane Train which is underground and connects all gates, and the ATL SkyTrain which is elevated and connects the airport with its rental car centre.