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Terminal 1 is served by "all domestic flights and international departures of United". Therefore, you will not have to change terminals. Terminal 1 has Concourses B and C - look at your ticket to see which gate you arrive at & depart from (i.e., B10, C30, etc.) Also, on arrival look a the above-head screens for your connecting flight's gate & departure time and simply follow signs to your next gate.

Made a mistake, we arrive in Terminal 2 at 7:13 AM and leave from Terminal 1 at 8:00 AM..... do we have enough time to make connection? Thanks

is United and United Express in the same terminal? Have 45min between flights

Terminal 2's gateway area splits in a Y formation between Concourses E and F. Concourses E & F both have 14 gates – with gates F11A,B & C being on the Lower Level. Upon arrival check your departure flight on the above-head screens - then proceed to your gate following signs. You have enough time.

It is best to make this request when ordering the flight ticket; however, you can also alert the flight attendant onboard the plane that you will need assistance to your gate.

1. As an international arrival you need to go through passport check, retrieve checked bags, go through customs clearance and re-check-in your bag (the tag should indicate layover and final destination.) NOTE: not all airlines transfer to connecting flights of another airline - check with your airline in Ireland - if not, you need to take your bags along to T1 and re-check them in there. Count on 45 mins. 2. After exiting the Federal Inspection and luggage re-check areas, proceed up one level to the Airport Transit System where you can take the ATS train to T1, probably another 15-20 mins to your gate. You have plenty of time.

1. You arrive at Terminal 3 & depart from Terminal 5. 2. Only international arrivals need to go through customs clearance and re-check-in their bags for connecting flight. 3. You need to find out from American Eagle if they automatically transfer your bags to Terminal 5's departure gates (not all airlines do, in which case you need to claim your bag at T3 and lug it along to T5 where you re-check it in (allowing for extra time).

1. United serves both terminals T1 and T2 - your ticket will show which terminal - T1 has A & B gates; T2 has E & F gates. Asiana is in T3 which has G, H, K & L gates. 2. When checking in your bag, ask if United forwards your bags or call United. If bags are being forwarded, you can take the ATS train on the ATS level of all terminals to get to your T3 gate area. If not, you need to go, after arrival at ORD, to claim your bags and either go back with them up to the ATS level to catch the train and proceed down to the baggage check-in counters, or go down to the underground tunnel connecting the 3 terminals, go up to T3's check-in counter, check in your bags and go through security and on to your gate.

1. 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. - I presume your Canadian departure airport has NO U.S. clearance facilities, in which case you need to first go through passport check, retrieve checked bags, go through customs clearance and re-check-in bag (the tag should indicate layover and final destination Airport Codes). This procedures takes between 30-45 mins. On Terminal 5's ATS level take the ATS shuttle train to Terminal 1, which is its last stop - taking another 30 minutes. Terminal 1 has on the upper level Concourse B, and from there connects by walkway at its center to Concourse C. (your ticket most likely will indicate concourse & gate - i.e., B12, C10).

1. On arrival you need to go through passport check, retrieve checked bags, go through customs clearance and then re-check-in bag (the tag should indicate layover and final destination Airport Codes). 2. Thereafter, proceed up one level to the Airport Transit System where you can easily connect to Terminal 3 for your domestic flight. A free shuttle train running every few minutes can take you there (T3 is the first stop). Estimated time between arrival at T5 and arrival at T3 - at the most 70 mins.

1.Terminal 1 (T1) has B & C gates, while T2 has E & F gates. You can walk from T1's secured area to T2's F gates; 2. You can also, on arrival, go down to the arrivals level, and take the tunnel to T2, where you would have to go through security check again before proceeding to your gates. 3. Note that T2's gateway area splits in a Y formation between Concourses E and F. Concourses E & F both have 14 gates – with gates F11A,B & C being on the Lower Level. Look at your ticket to see which gate you depart from (i.e., C10, F10).

When you check in, at Chattanooga -ask if US Airways will transfer your bags to the Etihad flight at ORD. It all depends on the airline - also make sure your bags are being tagged properly for stopover & end destination. If US Airways does not extend this service, you need to proceed on arrival at ORD to the baggage claim area and retrieve your bags. Either way take the ATS train to Terminal 5, where you will either have to re-check-in your bag, or proceed straight to your gate - prepare for long walks at T5's gates, which wrap around the concession court (gates M12-21, M7-M1, and M8-M11) - follow signs.

i have to switch from terminal 3 to terminal 5 in order to board an international flight Etihad airways . How long will it take me to get to terminal 5 because my flight will be departing in another hour will i be able board the flight ?

i would be arriving at terminal 3 and have to catch my international flight from terminal 5 would i be able to make it in time there because i only have 55 minutes before it leaves thank you

1. You can also take the ATS train, running counter-clockwise (starting at T5;last stop T1) completes its full round in 30 mins. 2. Or you can use the pedestrian tunnel, but you need to go through security again.

If your flight to Europe is also on American Airlines, you arrive and depart from Terminal 3. However, this terminal has Concourses G, H, K & L with corresponding gates (K1-K20, H3-18, G1-21 & G13-17 on the lower level of the concourse). Look at your ticket to see which gate you depart from. On arrival, look at the overhead screen and find your flight, with departure time and gate. Then follow signs to your gate. No security check necessary.

I am flying into ORD from Portugal on KLM. I need to then get to a domestic flight on American. How long should I plan for to get through customs and over to my domestic American flight? Is 3 hours enough time?