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DVA2434
Senior Captain, B777-200
OLP

Joined on July 01 2005
50 State Club
Online Century Club
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Boston, MA

943 legs, 3,373.4 hours
193 legs, 398.7 hours online
915 legs, 3,292.9 hours ACARS
113 legs dispatched, 138.7 hours

Posted onPost created on July 17 2012 08:57 ET by Dylan Neidorff

Just found this on the Delta website. If anyone likes doing real real world ops, this is one to consider:

Atlanta, Georgia, U.S.
• Effective May 16 all LGA, DCA, and BOS departures out of Atlanta will leave out of T gates.

I already caught some real world ops that are departing out of other gates, but I think Delta is striving to get all the above cities out of the T concourse.

DVA10835
Captain, B737-800

Joined on June 23 2012
50 State Club
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"Proud to Be a Penn Stater!"
Marietta, GA

109 legs, 182.1 hours
21 legs, 39.3 hours online
107 legs, 177.8 hours ACARS
6 legs, 12.5 hours event

Posted onPost created on July 17 2012 10:56 ET by Mauricio Delgado

In consideration for my next trip to Boston, BTW Anyone know how is the operation in the new international terminal? I due a couple of trip and I'm confused. Ex. Sometimes the arrivals are in the Terminal I sometimes in the domestic ones (T, E, etc..)

Mauricio Delgado

Captain, B737-800

Posted onPost created on July 17 2012 13:25 ET by Dylan Neidorff

The new Atlanta International Terminal is considered the F Concourse and all associated gates begin with an F. If you ever see Terminal North or Terminal South, that is solely for checkin. Gates start with a T,A,B,C,D,E,F. According to (http://www.atlanta-airport.com/flights/search.aspx?FIDSType=A&SearchAirline=DL) they are still using the E concourse for international flights as well as the F concourse. There shouldn't be a Terminal I at Atlanta.

Posted onPost created on July 17 2012 14:35 ET by Mauricio Delgado

Now is more clear, last week I go to Sao Paulo and the plane left the E11 gate but days after I comeback in the F

Mauricio Delgado

Captain, B737-800

DVA10667
First Officer, B757-200

Joined on April 04 2012

Germantown, TN

21 legs, 27.4 hours
17 legs, 21.5 hours online
21 legs, 27.4 hours ACARS

Posted onPost created on July 18 2012 01:34 ET by Steve Galasso

International flights can leave from any concourse. They just have to return to either E or F.

Steve Galasso (DVA10667)

DVA7709
Captain, B757-200

Joined on August 29 2009
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Southeastern United States

452 legs, 908.6 hours
415 legs, 843.4 hours online
451 legs, 907.6 hours ACARS
25 legs, 53.3 hours event

Posted onPost created on July 23 2012 17:30 ET by Jose Hernandez

Yes One time flying into KMLB we left out of the E concourse as the prior flight came from one of the islands and i think it was Nassau, then turned around and flew to Melbourne, Fl

Jose Hernandez

Captain, B757-200

DVA11028
First Officer, B737-800

Joined on July 30 2012

Newnan, GA

3 legs, 4.4 hours
3 legs, 4.4 hours ACARS

Posted onPost created on August 02 2012 02:00 ET by Chris Holt

Dylan Neidorff wrote:

The new Atlanta International Terminal is considered the F Concourse and all associated gates begin with an F. If you ever see Terminal North or Terminal South, that is solely for checkin. Gates start with a T,A,B,C,D,E,F. According to (http://www.atlanta-airport.com/flights/search.aspx?FIDSType=A&SearchAirline=DL) they are still using the E concourse for international flights as well as the F concourse. There shouldn't be a Terminal I at Atlanta.

For the purposes of how Delta boarding passes and itineraries read/print, that's not 100% correct although I understand what you're saying. If you are a local ATL passenger checking in for an international flight, you have to check in from the new international terminal off of I-75 (that's actually how it's being branded). You cannot check-in from the South Terminal (exception being if you have no bags and you're using a kiosk). The boarding passes now read either "Domestic-Term South" or "International Term".

Chris Holt

First Officer, B737-800

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