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Open www.ifly.com/ord, then click on "ORD Airport Services" under QUICK LINKS & choose "Restaurants & Stores"

I tried that, terminal 3 restaurants all say after security. It will be difficult for me to have a meal with a family that lives in Chicago I guess we can just sit somewhere and talk

All you have to do is go up the escalator from the baggage claim level to the ticketing level of Terminal 3.

As both flights are United flights you won't have to worry about your bags. On arrival at ORD, jst follow signs to the ATS train, which runs every few minutes between the terminals. Terminal 2 has Concourses E & F with corresponding gates. The screens above will show you flight & gate numbers.

That is incorrect - Do NOT take the ATS between T1 and T2. You can easily walk between the two. Taking the ATS will mean you will have to go through security again, which isn't necessary if you walk. You have plenty of time.

On arrival at ORD, at Terminal 2, you can take the ATS shuttle train, which runs every few minutes between Terminal 5 and domestic terminals 1, 2 & 3; however, you need to go through security check before proceeding to your connecting gate. Note that T3 has four concourses - G, H, K & L - all with corresponding gates. 46 mins. is very tight.

DO NOT take the ATS train, you will have to go through security again if you do. You can instead simply walk from T2 to T3 beyond security. However, a T2 to T3 connection is very rare, considering that T2 is United Express, Air Canada, Delta, and US Airways, while T3 is American, Virgin America, JetBlue, WestJet, Air Choice One, and Spirit. Are you sure you need to connect from T2 to T3?

Sorry I was wrong, it is a T2 to T1 connection. The airliner is United and I'm arriving from GRR and departing to SFO. You recommend to walk still and again will this be enough time?

Yes. It is very easy to walk between T2 and T1. Also some GRR united express flights use terminal 1.

It depends on what runway you land on and how soon you're able to get off the aircraft, but usually somewhere between 20-50 minutes with I'd say about 35-40 being normal.

It's possible but barely. Run. It will take 15 to 20 minutes to get from concourse F where your FWA flight will probably arrive into and Concourse C where most London flights depart from.

Lockers at ORD?? They just started to emerge from the Middle Ages, give them time.... Sure would make sense to have lockers in all airports of the snow belt!

It might be possible, are your flights on one ticket? The connection takes about half an hour and you have to go through security again in T5. I would try to have more time. It's definitely not enough time if you'll have to check in again with your international carrier in T5.

Asiana and United are both a Star Alliance members therefore your bags should be checked all the way through.

If your flights were bought on the same reservation then United will transfer your bags to Asiana. Yes, you will have to go through security again in Terminal 5

Metra North Central's commuter trains stop at the O'Hare Transfer station, which connects to the Airport Transit System by a shuttle bus. At O'Hare Airport, the Pedestrian Tunnel Level connects with the other terminals, as well as with the Bus/Shuttle Center at Level 1. The Airport Transit Station (ATS) connects to the Airport Transit system, above the upper-level roadway. Can't tell you how much time you need.

I'd budget about a half hour-45 minutes depending on how far your gate is and how long you have to wait for the shuttle bus.

Just follow the signs and walk. It's a 10 minute walk if you move briskly. You don't need to go through security again.

On arrival at ORD, Terminal 3, head for the ATS train (follow signs) to Terminal 5 (with gates M8-M21), where you arrive at the departures level. You need to go through security check before proceeding to your connecting gate. NOTE: If the airline to ORD does not transfer your bags to Air India, you would need to claim your bag on arrival and take it on the train to Terminal 5, where you need to check it in with Air India before proceeding through security check & on to your gate. I suggest you open www.ifly.com/ord, then click on 'Terminal Map' under QUICK LINKS and scroll down to the detailed text.

On arrival at ORD, at Terminal 5, you need to go through passport check, retrieve checked bags, go through customs clearance and - if transferring to another flight - re-check-in bag (the tag should indicate layover and final destination Airport Codes), then proceed up one level to the Airport Transit System (ATS) station and take the train to your connecting Terminal 3. The ATS train runs in the non-sterile part (post-security) of the terminals - requiring security check before proceeding to connecting gate. Terminal 3 has Concourse G (gates G1A-21 & on lower level G13-15); Concourse H has gates H1-18; Concourse K has gates K1-20 & Concourse L has gates L1-10. Watch the overhead screens on arrival at ORD for your connecting flight and gate number. For more information, open open www.ifly.com/ord then click on 'Terminal Map' under QUICK LINKS and scroll down to the detailed text.

Getting from Terminal 5 to Terminal 3 via the ATS takes about 15 minutes from the time you leave baggage re-check/immigration at T5 to when you reach security at T3.

At ORD, Terminal 1 has Concourse B with gates B1-22 and Concourse C with gates C1-32 - both Concourses are connected at their center by a walkway. No need to go through security check.