Spirit Airlines ATL Terminal

Travelers on Spirit Airlines ATL Terminal
departing from Atlanta's Terminal S will have a simple and effective experience. ATL's Terminal S has all the amenities required for a smooth journey, even if Spirit's low-cost business model means the airline offers fewer extras than full-service airlines. Terminal S is designed to accommodate Spirit Airlines travelers' needs, whether they are stopping by for a quick snack, shopping for last-minute necessities, or making a connection to another flight. Travelers can experience a stress-free trip through one of the busiest airports in the world by making advance plans.
 1. Check-In & Baggage Services

Self-Service Check-In Kiosks:

• Spirit Airlines offers convenient self-service kiosks in Terminal S to help you check in quickly. Simply scan your ID or enter your flight details, and you can print your boarding pass, select a seat, and even pay for baggage fees directly at the kiosk.

Spirit Airlines Ticket Counter:

• Prefer personal assistance? Visit the Spirit Airlines ticket counter located in the lower level of Terminal S, where our friendly customer service agents are available to help with check-in, ticketing, and other travel needs.

Baggage Check & Fees:

• As a low-cost airline, Spirit operates with an unbundled pricing model, meaning luggage fees are additional. Be sure to pre-purchase your baggage allowance online to save money, as checked bag and carry-on fees are generally more expensive if paid at the airport. For any last-minute baggage needs, you can pay at the Spirit check-in counter or self-service kiosks.

Travel with Ease:

• Each passenger is allowed one free personal item (e.g., a backpack, small purse, or laptop bag) within the specified dimensions. Additional carry-ons and checked luggage will incur a fee.

2. Security & TSA Screening

TSA PreCheck:

• Spirit Airlines passengers departing from Terminal S can take advantage of TSA PreCheck if enrolled. This allows for faster screening with benefits like keeping your shoes, belt, and jacket on and leaving laptops and liquids in your bag. If you’re not enrolled, standard TSA lines are available, with clear signage to guide you through security.

Security Wait Times:

ATL is a busy airport, so we recommend arriving at least two hours before your domestic flight or three hours for international departures to account for potential security lines and crowd volume.