Concourse E includes Atlanta artist Tori Tinsley's "Everyday Carry Items." Photo: Thomas Wheatley/Axios
Travelers who skip the Plane Train and speed walk between terminals — the underground corridor with moving walkways and Plane Train stops is the "transportation mall" — will notice some big changes in 2025.
A celebration of the airport's centennial called "Blue Skies" takes over the ho-hum segment between Concourses D and E. 2025 marks the 100th anniversary of the city's decision to lease an abandoned racetrack which became the airport we know today.
Artist RaMell Ross is testing the prototype for a lenticular print — think of the animation you'd see on baseball cards — planned to run the length of the moving walkways between Concourses C and D.
Also planned: A study of Lightning, a historic Black neighborhood demolished to build the Georgia Dome and a major exhibition by independent Atlanta curator Makeda Lewis.
