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TSA shift schedule at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport
The hours, the tours and how the days off are decided for TSA officers at ATL — taken from the agency’s own airport fact sheet, not from a jobs board.
TSA publishes a fact sheet for every airport it screens, and it sets out the tours worked at that one. Here is what ATL publishes, and what it looks like in the app.
TSA's own airport fact sheet states that Hartsfield-Jackson "maintains a 24 hours a day, seven days per week flight schedule", that "ATL is currently assessing candidates for full-time and part-time positions", that part time is "20-25 hours per week", and that "it is required for this position to work all Federal Holidays".
Sunday to Saturday, twice — the same order the calendar runs in.
Day shiftNight shift24-hour tourDay off
Every month, already filled in — no typing, however far ahead you look.
September 2026
The two days off in the month above are an example, and that is the point. THE BUSIEST AIRPORT IN THE WORLD, and its fact sheet is blunt about the one thing most are silent on: working every federal holiday is a REQUIREMENT of the job, not an occasional ask. The number of workdays and which days are off are not published. You mark your own two days once and the year fills itself in.
TSA airport fact sheet, ATL — https://jobs.tsa.gov/AirportFAQs/atl.pdf. Checked 2026-09-03.
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Your days off at ATL are bid, and they move. Save the pattern once and BlueShifts fills the year — so when a trade comes up you can see, in a second, whether you can take it.
- Full time
- Not stated
- Part time
- 20-25 hours a week
Screening rosters are set by the airport, adjusted after they are issued, and the days off are bid. Why that is, in TSA’s own words.
Questions
What does TSA publish about the schedule at ATL?
THE BUSIEST AIRPORT IN THE WORLD, and its fact sheet is blunt about the one thing most are silent on: working every federal holiday is a REQUIREMENT of the job, not an occasional ask. The number of workdays and which days are off are not published.
SourceTSA’s own airport fact sheet for ATL, at https://jobs.tsa.gov/AirportFAQs/atl.pdf. Tours checked 2026-09-03.
Your roster, a year ahead
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