The funds are expected to be used toward improving the car rental center, Skytrain, parking signage and escalators.
ATLANTA — The Atlanta City Council approved a multi-million-dollar bond deal to fund major upgrades at the Hartsfield-Jackson airport.
This deal will include up to $310 million. The funds are expected to be used toward improving the car rental center, Skytrain, parking signage and escalators. City leaders said this move gives Atlanta more control over airport finances, and that means smoother, more efficient travel for passengers.
The deal is now heading to Mayor Andre Dickens’ desk.
To learn more about this new fund approval, click here.
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