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# The [Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport](https://www.usatoday.com/story/travel/flights/todayinthesky/2019/03/13/worlds-busiest-airport-atlantas-hartsfield-jackson-top-yet-again/3151729002/) is the busiest passenger airport in the world. 
<center></center> This airport welcomed more than 100 million passengers last year alone and it has held that title, of world's busiest airport, for more than 20 years thanks to the ongoing amount of traffic that they see. 

This airport, like many others, already has a variety of vending machines that offer a wide range of goods for travelers today. You can find everything from electronics, to food, clothing, even one [that sells wi-fi hot spots](https://www.ajc.com/blog/airport/hartsfield-jackson-vending-machine-sells-hot-spots/3UqNLjcM5QswxdjRmUayZJ/). 

## Now, they are also going to offer more CBD products, with the introduction of a new CBD vending machine for travelers. 

<center></center> The [vending machine is being](https://www.11alive.com/article/travel/cbd-vending-machine-altanta-airport/85-be6d7155-6607-4a48-9312-24d5f6057b20) launched by the company HempFusion and it is known as the first of its kind, a smart [CBD vending machine](https://www.11alive.com/article/travel/cbd-vending-machine-altanta-airport/85-be6d7155-6607-4a48-9312-24d5f6057b20), that is expected to be running until Dec 15th of this year. 

The machine is going to offer HempFusion sample products that are marketed as being able to help travelers deal with the stress of the [holidays and their journey](https://www.ajc.com/blog/airport/cbd-company-giving-samples-hartsfield-jackson/YExEjIAKleMUnCXt2DPNBL/). 

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The samples are available to anyone over the age of 18 and they are available from 8am to 8pm for the next several weeks. 

For anyone who wants a sample they are required to answer a questionnaire using the touchscreen of their machine, answering questions about travel details and providing other information etc. Based on their <b>travel stress</b> they are then going to receive a sample of the product. 

The CBD vending machine is [being referred to as the first CBD vending machine](https://www.cbs46.com/news/first-cbd-vending-machine-launches-in-atlanta-airport/article_fcce6c92-0d7d-11ea-a79e-5bc5d9efdbd9.html) of its kind that has been placed in a major airport in the United States. There have been other cannabis-related vending machines, that you can find at various dispensaries etc, but now they are coming to airports too. Also, this isn't the first time that CBD has [become available at the airport](https://www.ajc.com/blog/airport/hartsfield-jackson-concessionaire-sell-cbd-products/oVQ7ymRq7bL8eAAuoWRyUM/) in Atlanta either, we might expected that the introduction of CBD products to more airports could continue to grow. 

But for travelers who are going to regions that still strictly prohibit these sorts of products, they need to keep that in mind. 

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> "This whole hemp, CBD thing can be very technical and confusing, and we just wanted to make it fun,... That's the whole idea of this Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson kickoff of our airport campaign... is to simply make education fun and expose people to who HempFusion is. But, even more important that that hemp and CBD are valuable and for good reason," - HempFusion co-founder and [president J. Mitchell](https://www.cbs46.com/news/first-cbd-vending-machine-launches-in-atlanta-airport/article_fcce6c92-0d7d-11ea-a79e-5bc5d9efdbd9.html)

The TSA [previously updated their policy earlier this year, to assert](https://www.huffingtonpost.ca/entry/tsa-fly-with-cbd-oil-hemp-legal_n_5ced4537e4b00e036574f760?ri18n=true) that it was allowed for passengers to travel with FDA-approved medications that contain hemp-derived CBD. But that [doesn't mean that you still might not have a problem](https://candidchronicle.com/cannabis-legalization-causing-confusion-at-airports/). 

There is still a lot of confusion surrounding cannabis products and CBD specifically, which could potentially land people in trouble who are trying to travel with these sorts of substances, even if they might be medicinal or contain little to no THC.  


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[pic2](https://www.ajc.com/blog/airport/cbd-company-giving-samples-hartsfield-jackson/YExEjIAKleMUnCXt2DPNBL/)
[pic3 CBS](https://www.cbs46.com/news/first-cbd-vending-machine-launches-in-atlanta-airport/article_fcce6c92-0d7d-11ea-a79e-5bc5d9efdbd9.html)

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