ATLAirport Guide

Lactation pods

Lactation pods at Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport: where they are, as the airport lists them.

More in our guide: Where to nurse or change a baby at Atlanta airport: every lactation pod and family restroom.

Mamava lactation pods

Where
  • Domestic Terminal, West Crossover
  • Concourse T, near Gates T8 and T13
  • Concourse A, A9 and A34
  • Concourse B, B25 and B29
  • Concourse C, C Centerpoint
  • Concourse D, D Centerpoint
  • Concourse E, E Centerpoint
  • Concourse F, F5 and F Arrival International
  • Rental Car Center, Level 2
  • Rental Car Center, Level 3
Details
Private pods for nursing mothers. Each locks from the inside and has bench seating and an electric outlet for pumps. The pods on the concourses are after security. Download the Mamava app for access instructions.

Source: Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport

Questions about lactation pods at ATL

Where can I find the lactation pods at ATL?

  • Domestic Terminal, West Crossover
  • Concourse T, near Gates T8 and T13
  • Eight more are listed under Where above

Good to know

  • The airport's printable ADA and Special Services Map marks nursing mothers rooms, along with sensory rooms, service animal relief areas, adult changing stations, wheelchair charging stations and TTY/TDD telephones.
  • The pod listed as F Arrival International stands on the International Arrivals level on the terminal map, not on Concourse F itself.
  • The Plane Train station or the pedestrian walkway links every concourse with the Domestic Terminal, so a pod on your own concourse saves the trip.
  • The Rental Car Center pods, on Levels 2 and 3, are a ride on the ATL SkyTrain from the Domestic Terminal.
  • TSA allows formula, breast milk, toddler drinks and baby food in amounts over 3.4 ounces in a carry-on, outside the quart-size bag. Tell the officer at the start of screening and take the items out of your bag to be screened separately. Your child does not have to be traveling with you to bring breast milk.
  • Ice packs, freezer packs and gel packs that keep breast milk cool are allowed in carry-ons. TSA officers may need to test the liquids, and you can ask for private screening at any time.
  • TSA recommends carrying formula and breast milk in clear, translucent bottles. Liquids in plastic bags or pouches may need another kind of screening and may be opened if that is possible.

Sources: Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Transportation Security Administration