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If you have a domestic flight into ORD, it's Terminal 3.

United & United Express domestic flights are from Terminal 2. The gateway splits in a Y formation between Concourses E & F (gates E1-144 and F1-14 - however gates F11A, B & C, are on the lower level. Check your ticket to see which gate you need. When arriving at ORD, look at the overhead screens - look under "Departures" and find your flight, gate & departure time. Transfer should not take more than 15 mins.

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1. International arrivals by United are in Terminal 5 - however, ANA departure flights are from Terminal 1. 2. You will go through U.S. customs pre-clearance at Toronto. At T5's ATS level you catch the ATS shuttle train running every few minutes - last stop is T1.

1. When checking in at Orlando, make sure your bags are properly tagged to show all three airports. 2. Yes, they will be transferred at ORD from T3 to T5. 3. The ATS shuttle train (follow signs) runs every few minutes between International and domestic terminals. Terminal 5's gate areas wrap around concessions court - gates M12-21, gates M8-1 at center, and gates M7-1. 4. No need to go through security again.

You need to contact O'Hare Airport either by e-mail aviation@flychicago.com or by calling (773) 686 3700.

1. 12/24 is one of the busiest days at the airports. You need to know exactly where to go; also consider airline delays at this time of the year. The gate areas at T2 & T3 are connected. Terminal 2 has E & F gates, if you arrive at F gates 11A, B or C, you arrive on the lower level, while all other E & F gates are on the upper level. (look at your ticket which should show, i.e., E-14, F2 or F11B, etc.). The ATS train runs every few minutes, but runs counter-clockwise - Terminal 1 being the last stop. Terminal 3 has concourses G, H, K & L - Concourse L to the left with 11 gates, the Y-shaped gateway to Concourses K with gates K1-K20 and Concourse H with gates H3-H18 in the center, and Concourse G with gates G1A-G21 to the left - with gates G13-G17 on the Concourse's lower level.

1. On arrival at Terminal 2 you need to take the ATS shuttle train (follow signs) to Terminal 5 (train makes its loop counter clockwise, T1 being the last stop. At Terminal 5, where the Concourse wraps around the concession court, you have three gateways: gates M12-21, M7-M1 & M8-M1 - prepare for long walks. The ATS shuttle departs and arrives in the secured area, no need to go through TSA again. 2 hrs. are plenty of time!

1. Not all airlines offer courtesy transfers; contact your airline to make sure. 2. Only international arrivals go through customs check. 4. You arrive at terminal 3 and depart from terminal 5. You need to take the ATS shuttle train which runs every few minutes (follow signs). You will have long walk to your gate at Concourse M of T5.

First you need to look at your ticket to see which gate you arrive at and depart from. That means your ticket should show - for example - G13 (or G-13, or T3-G13), K20, H3, etc. Terminal 3's Upper Level leads to Concourses G, H, K & L: Concourse L to the left with 11 gates, the Y-shaped gateway to Concourses K with gates K1-K20 and Concourse H with gates H3-H18 in the center, and Concourse G with gates G1A-G21 to the left with gates G13-G17 on the Concourse's lower level. You need not go through security again and you have enough time if you know where to go.

Could not find a reference - however, you may want to contact United directly.

Yes. They have a designated counter and security line for Elite status customers. However, since it's the hub and often very busy these lines may be faster than the general ticketing and security lines but still take time to get through.