Hartsfield-Jackson launches new app

Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport says it is launching a new mobile app to give updates on parking availability, security wait times and other information.

The free app, called iFlyATL, also gives gate assignment and flight status updates, and h as information on shops, restaurants and art in the airport.

The app also allows travelers to record the location of their parked car and directs them to that location after they arrive back at the airport. It is in the iTunes and Google Play stores.

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