Wi-Fi at ATL: the free network and how to connect
ATL's free network is called ATL Free Wi-Fi. Connect in three steps, call (877) 452-9434 for help, and find the FuelRod chargers on Concourses C and E.

Look for ATL Free Wi-Fi in your device’s network list. ATL says the free network covers nearly every location in the airport, including the Transportation Mall. Our wi-fi page has the network name and the support line.
Connect in three steps
- Select the network named ATL Free Wi-Fi.
- Open your browser.
- Fill out the required information, read and agree to the Terms of Use, then submit.
ATL says you can connect to a corporate VPN over the network.
If it won’t connect or runs slow
ATL’s Wi-Fi technical support line is (877) 452-9434. ATL also has a Wi-Fi feedback form on its amenities page. Its pages give no connection speed and no session limit. They also don’t say whether the form comes back after you reconnect.
Lounge Wi-Fi
ATL’s amenities page lists Wi-Fi among the United Club’s complimentary amenities. It says Delta Sky Club members get complimentary Wi-Fi access too. To see which lounge you can get into, our lounges page lists every lounge, who gets in and the published hours.
Charging your phone
ATL lists FuelRod kiosks that hand out a portable charger. You swipe a credit card or use the FuelRod app.
| Where | Hours listed |
|---|---|
| Concourse C, next to Gate C22 | 24 hours |
| Concourse C, near Gate C36 | 24 hours |
| Concourse E, east of center | 24 hours |
| International Terminal departures level, by check-in | 24 hours |
ATL’s listing doesn’t give a price for the kiosks. ATL’s terminal map tags a charging station at 12 lounges, and its lactation pods have an outlet, but ATL lists no gate-area seats with outlets. One ATL story says the high-top tables at Grindhouse Burgers on Concourse T have outlets. To find the kiosk nearest your gate, see where the concourses sit on our terminals page.
Sources
- Our lounges page and terminals page
- ATL’s amenities page