It's been a couple weeks since my last update, mostly because I started this project, didn't like what I made, destroyed it, and started it over again. Of course, now that I've done all this work, I hadn't downloaded TMIP, so these pictures are not even the finished product.

This is an Atlanta-Hartsfield-Jackson International style airport (long concourses with underground transportation from the terminal). Lufthansa is the airports largest carrier with domestic and international service to more than 80 destinations around the world. Here is a view of the Lufthansa and Air New Zealand international gates (Concourse D). Visible aircraft are DLH A340-600, A340-300, and 747, with an empty gate for a just-departed 747-800. The ANZ aircraft are a Boeing 787, 747, and 777. Some nice eye candy with the arriving Delta 747.

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And a nice view of the domestic concourse for DLH (Concourse B), with British Airways one concourse over (A). Taxiways are one-way only, maximizing gate area without encroaching too much on the surrounding city. DLH aircraft include CRJ-900s, A320s, DHC-8s, and E195. BA aircraft include A321, 757, E190, and DHC-8.

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KLM is second only to DLH in domestic and international service, taking up the remainder of Concourse B and several international gates. Visible aircraft include 737-800, 737-900, A310, and , E190.

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Delta/Northwest and United/Continental take up Concourse B, using mostly smaller jets (CRJ, 737-900, A319, DHC-8, E170, MD80, MD90)

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Last for passenger service, the Delta and United international gates. Some nice eye candy with an El Al 747 arriving, United 747 (old grey livery) pushing back, and Delta 747 pushing back next to the central shopping and dining galleria. Alitalia MD-11 at the top of the screen.

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This is a view of the fairly small air cargo facility (10 pads total) with aircraft from FedEx, Etihad, and Emirates.

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Of course, now that I've done all this work, now I have to go back and improve my taxiway markings, and show you the rest of the airport area (Concourses A, C, E, F, and the Terminal).