Atlanta city leaders are preparing for another attempt by Georgia lawmakers to put the world's busiest airport under the state's control.
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Atlanta city leaders are preparing for another attempt by Georgia lawmakers to put the world's busiest airport under the state's control. / Wikimedia Commons

Atlanta city leaders are preparing for another attempt by Georgia lawmakers to put the world's busiest airport under the state's control.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports that some prominent political leaders say that establishing a strong and independent Inspector General position could be key to staving off a state takeover of Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.

The Inspector General position is seen by some as key to combating City Hall corruption — and helpful in keeping airport operations under local control.

The Atlanta City Council in November solidified its opposition to a state takeover of the airport.