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Hartsfield-Jackson expanding Concourse C

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Oct 15, 2015

Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport is expanding Concourse C, with plans for a new food court in the center of the concourse.

Construction to expand the center of the concourse and add windows is already complete.

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A Carrabba's and an Umaizushi bistro bar have opened on Concourse C, and more concessions are planned in the expanded food court area.

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Concessionaire HMSHost celebrated the new Carrabba's last month.

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The work on Concourse C follows a similar expansion on Concourse D, which has a new food court and more full-service restaurants. But since then, Southwest Airlines has pulled out of Concourse D and consolidated its operations onto Concourse C -- driving long waits for some restaurants on Concourse C during busy travel periods.

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