The ATL Report

Hartsfield Jackson International Airport has officially launched Balram "B" Bheodari's I retired and wasn't fired campaign. Aviation publications/blogs are contacted, and stories are planted to portray leaders in a positive light by the airport's PR Team, similar practices are done with the AJC.  These stories are often shared with airport staff through mass emails to further control the narrative. Intelligent people are able to read between the lines and recognize that Bheodari was removed. In his most recent article sent to the Saporta Report he states  “I’m leaving on my own terms. That’s the bottom line,” Bheodari said. “I was not pushed out. I made my decision known to the mayor last year. ”   Bheodari Save Face Article   The article displays pictures that poorly support the narrative that he is retiring and leaving on his own. Ironically, Bheodari declared empathically in the same publication June 12, 2023, in the article titled " Unlike past revolving

The Jai effect is in full swing at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. Balram "B" Bheodari was removed as Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport’s general manager by Mayor Andre Dickens. His removal comes at the heels of Chief Commercial Officer Jai Ferrell's  termination  resignation which she deemed "effective immediately. The role she vacated was posted for recruitment within a week, very quickly for someone who left without notice.  Jan Lennon, Hartsfield-Jackson’s current deputy general manager of operations, will take over as the airport’s temporary general manager on July 1.  Full Bheodari Removal Story Leaders Allegedly Impacted by Jai Ferrell's Poor Decision Making Balram Bheodar i- General Manager "Removed/Temporary Replacement" Nina Hickson -City Attorney "Retired/Replacement Named" Lisa Benjamin Gordon (B's Boss)-COO "Removed/Replacement Named" Ferrell Followers, do you really believe Jai Ferrell res

ATLANTA - An Alabama woman says she wants answers after she claims her jeep was stolen while parked at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.   It was a rough landing for Cherylia Garrett as she returned from sunny Cancun earlier this week. "I'm devastated. I'm going to be honest with you. I'm very devastated," Cherylia Scott Garrett said. The Alabama resident was returning with her boyfriend and says she simply went to get her jeep from the south domestic parking deck. "I walked around, thought I was in the wrong place, and during walking around, approximately two hours," Garrett said.  They were certain the jeep was parked in section F23. Garrett says they tried pressing the emergency buttons for help but had no luck. They then called 911. Eventually, they went to the information desk. "We were telling the people we were looking for my auto and that we couldn't find it. At that time, we were told my auto had been stolen, and we were

Crime in the city of Atlanta dropped in 2023. Mayor Andre Dickens and Chief Darin Schierbaum should be commended for their efforts to make Atlanta safe again.  But when it comes to the airport safety is severely compromised.  Deputy General Manager Jan Lennon What measures need to be put in place to make it a safe place to decrease the robberies, assaults, guns and trafficking? Deputy General Manager Jan Lennon has been briefed several times on the issues that plague the airport. She has yet to execute a strategic plan that outlines the necessary steps needed to enhance safety measures for employees, vendors, passengers and volunteers. Her concern is less about the safety and more about promotion. Jan Lennon has initiated a less than traditional promotional plan for her assistant Shermaine Freeman who has gone from assistant/secretary to assistant director and now "interim" airport director in less than a year. It is evident that the promotions come from "loyalty" a