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T5 with Concourse M is the International Terminal; all international arrivals, with the exception of flights from airports with border preclearance, are handled at Terminal 5. After arrival at T5 you need to go through passport check, pick up your bags, go through customs clearance and then re-check-in your bag. Then proceed up one level ATS level (above Federal inspection) to catch the ATS shuttle train which runs every few minutes between the International & domestic terminal 3. From arrival at T5 to arrival at T3 count on 50-65 mins. Note that Trminal 3 has Concourses G, H, K & L with corresponding gates (i.e., G21) - On arrival at ORD, look at the overhead screens to find your connecting flight and gate number.

While nobody can give you assurance of a serious delay in flight arrival, or unusual delays at Customs clearance, you have a high chance of making your transfer easily within 85 mins with time to spare. This is what you need to do at ORD: 1. On arrival, check the overhead screens to find your flight number, gate & departure time. 2. All international arrivals need to go through passport check, retrieve checked bags, go through customs clearance and - if transferring to another flight - re-check-in bag (the tags issued at FRA should indicate layover and final destination Airport Codes). This takes normally 35-45 mins. 3. Thereafter, proceed up one level to the Airport Transit System where you can easily connect to terminals 2 for your domestic flight. The free ATS shuttle train running every few minutes can take you there. Just follow signs. NOTE: Terminal 2 has Concourses E & F with corresponding gates.

1. Arriving at the International Terminal 5 at ORD, and after you have re-checked in your bags and gone through customs clearance (the process takes 35-45 mins) - you need to proceed up one level to the Airport Transit System and take the ATS train to your connecting Terminal 3, which runs every few mins. Terminal 3 has Concourses G, H, K & L with corresponding gates (i.e., E15). The ticket & ORD's overhead screens will tell you which gate you need. While 85 mins would be sufficient, you may still want to opt for disability assistance.

1. At ORD, United uses Terminals 1, 2 & international T5 (so it's either T1 with B & C gates or T2 with E & F gates for your arrival. T1 & T2 are connected at their gate areas. 2. At IAH United uses Terminals A, C & E - TE. The above-ground TerminaLink train connects all terminals inside security. If arriving at gates C29-45 and transferring to TE you can walk towards gates C14-24 & proceed straight on to TE. For more details visit www.ifly.com/iah or www.ifly.com/ord and open "Terminal Map", scroll down & you get terminal details and transfer options.

Option 1: Walking from T2 to T1 -Note that all gate areas of all terminals are not connected, but the secured area of the Departures level, has, right after you walk from gate F8 past gate F1, at right end a connector to T1. At T1 you will arrive again in the secured area, where you should proceed to closeby gate B6, walk past gate B8 (at right), take walkway to C gates, turn left to gate C15. Option 2: a pedestrian tunnel connects T1 & T2 - you need to go through secuty check at T1. No time to waste!

Make sure at LAX that your bags are being transported by AA (inquire at AA desk or online) to your UK (British Airlines?) flight. Your bags need to have all 3 Airport codes on their tags. At ORD, you may arrive at Terminal 3 and will depart from Terminal 5. The ATS shuttle train will take you there. You have enough time.

Note that T1 at ORD has concourses B & C with corresponding gates; while Terminal 2 has Concourses E& F. A pedestrian tunnel connects both T1 & T2 (but you need to go through security check again. Another option: Walking from T2 to T1 -Note that all gate areas of all terminals are not connected, but the secured area of the Departures level, has, right after you walk from gate F8 past gate F1, at right end a connector to T1. At T1 you will arrive again in the secured area, where you should proceed to closeby gate B6, walk past gate B8 (at right), take walkway to C gates, turn left to gate C15. Hurry!

Vancouver, BC (Canada) So it would be Canada --> Chicago --> Baltimore

1. Make sure to use the U.S. customs clearance at Vancouver - you save time at ORD. 2. United uses both Terminals 1 & 2 for domestic flights. T1 & T2 are connected at their gate areas. T1 has Concourse B (gates B1-22) and Concourse C (gates C1-32); T2 has Concourse E (gates E1-15) and Concourse F (gates F1-14). You have enough time for transfer.

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1. When checking in at London make sure British is transferring bags at ORD to connecting United flight - not all airlines do (in which case you would have to take your bag to your connecting terminal and re-check it in there; also make sure bag tags have all 3 airport codes). 2. Your departing terminal would be either T1 or T2 - T1 has Concourses B & C with corresponding gates (i.e., C-32); T2 has Concourses E & F with corresponding gates. Look at your ticket and on arrival at ORD at the overhead screen to find your connecting gate number. 3. On arrival you go through passport control, pick up your bag, go through customs clearance & re-check-in your bag (35-45 mins). Thereafter proceed up one level to the Airport Transit System and take the ATS train, running every few mins. to either T1 or T2. You have enough time.

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At ATL the ATS shuttle train runs every few minutes - it makes its loop run counter clockwise, starting at T5 (T1 is the last stop) - the full loop takes 30 mins. On arrival at T3 look for the ATS train sign. Note that T1 has Concourses B& C with corresponding gates (i.e., B22; C1) - Look at your ticket and on arrival at overhead screens to find your connecting gate number; then follow signs. You should have enough time.

Follow signs to the ATS shuttle train which runs between all terminals (starting at T5 with last stop at T1 - the full loop takes 30 mins. You have enough time.

I'm going from Indianapolis to O'Hare at 5:29 pm on May 2 (United). I then have to go to Frankfurt (United) at 6:26 pm with a layover of 57 mins. Is this enough time to board? Thanks. I'm NERVOUS.

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You arrive at/depart from Terminal 1, which has Concourses B with gates B1-22 & C with gates C1-32. When you arrive at O'Hare look at the overhead screen to find your connecting flight and head toward this gate.

this is for OHare

Only international arrivals need to go through customs clearance (unless they are pre-cleared by participating airports). There is a connecting tunnel between Terminals 1 & 2, but you need to go through security again.

1. Chicago O'Hare Airport has 4 passenger terminals - T1, T2, T3 & T5, arranged in a semi-circle (T1, T2 & T3 are domestic terminals connected to each other at their gate areas). T5 with Concourse M is the International Terminal; all international arrivals, with the exception of flights from airports with border pre-clearance, are handled at Terminal 5. Departures and arrivals at ORD depend on airlines taken. 2. The ATS shuttle train runs every few mins between the terminal - a full loop takes about 30 mins. 2 hours is plenty of time for transfer. On arrival, she needs to look at the overhead screens to find her airline, flight number & departure gate; then follow signs.

1. First let me assure you that you have plenty of time - just make sure to be at your connecting gate are no later than 30 mins before scheduled flight. 3. Make sure when checking in at your original airport that your airline will transfer your bags to the connecting airline - not all airlines do that, in which case you would need to take along your bags and check them in at Terminal 3. Also make sure your bags are properly tagged with all three airport codes. 3. As an international arrival, you you need to go through passport check, retrieve checked bags, go through customs clearance and - if transferring to another flight - re-check-in bag. 4. Thereafter, to get from the International Terminal 5 to the domestic Terminal 3: proceed up one level to the Airport Transit System and tae the free shuttle train to Terminal 3, taking a few minutes only.

I am an American citizen and every time I have flown internationally upon arriving at the 1st US airport, I have always had to retrieve my luggage and go through security check and customs and check my baggage back in to continue my scheduled flights. (Even when all my flights are with the same airline) If you flights are on time you should have no problem doing this and getting to your next gate within 1 1/2 - 2 hours)