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Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (flickr / redlegsfan21 / Creative Commons / Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic) ATLANTA (AP) – Authorities at the world’s busiest airport say four lactation pods are now available for nursing mothers as they travel. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport on Wednesday announced the additions. Officials say they can be locked from the inside and provide bench seating, a small diaper-changing table and an electric outlet for pumps. The stations are inside security checkpoints. The airport said in a statement that construction will soon begin for a pre-security nursing room. Aviation General Manger Miguel Southwell said the airport found that there was “a real need for these pods.” Atlanta is following a nationwide trend. Within the past couple of years, governors in California and Illinois signed laws requiring major airports in their states to have private rooms for nursing mothers.