Travelers at Hartsfield-Jackson in Clayton County searched for ways to reach their destinations after an FAA ground stop disrupted flights nationwide. A check shortly before 6 p.m. Friday found no rental vehicles available from any of the eight companies checked at the airport.
Some passengers tried to arrange shared transportation with people headed in the same direction. Frankie Cistaro offered a newly met traveler a place on a ride to Indianapolis. Mariam Hartzler and five others hoping to get from Atlanta to Tampa were looking for fellow travelers to share transportation costs.
One traveler found a vehicle through the Turo app but still faced a seven-hour drive. Many other travelers had not settled on a plan by Friday night.
Marcus Jones
News Now Georgia
