Detroit Metropolitian Airport (DTW) Terminal Map
Main Terminal / Concourses at Detroit Metropolitian DTW Airport
Passenger Terminal Layout of Detroit Metro Airport and How to connect to other Terminals:
Detroit Metro Airport has two new passenger terminals – the McNamara Terminal, off John Dingell Drive (with its own parking garage), and the North Terminal off Rogell Drive (with its own ‘Big Blue Deck’ garage), can e reached by car via I-94 (Exits 198) or I-275 (Exit 18). A shuttle bus circles the terminal area and runs every 10 mins between the North Terminal and the Westin Hotel (7 mins), between the hotel and the McNamara Terminal (2 mins) and between the McNamara and North Terminals (7 mins).
1. The McNamara Terminal at Detroit Metro Airport serves the following Airlines: Air France, Continental, Delta, & KLM. The terminal consists of four levels and Concourses A & B/C. Food & Drink, as well as shops, are available in the gate areas of A1-A30, A31-A47; A49-A78 and B1 to C 43. Currency Exchange is available at the Central Link and the International Arrivals Level. ATM machines are located between the following gates: A gates 8-10, 20-24, 28-34, 34-36, 44-50, 54-56, 60-64, 70-72, and B gates 2-4, 15-19, and at C gates 21, & 33. Three ‘Express Tram’ stations are located inside Concourse A – the South station is near gate A11; the Terminal station is in the center near the water feature, and the North station is near gate A67. A tunnel connects Concourses A in the center to Concourses B and C(right & left of it). Below are more level and concourse details:
(a) Lower Level of the McNamara Terminal: for international arrivals (with international arrivals pick-up area in front); an escalator takes you to Level 1 and from there to Level 2 and gates.
(b) Level 1 of the McNamara Terminal: for domestic arrivals & baggage claim (with domestic arrivals pick-up area in front).
(c) Level 2 of the McNamara Terminal: leading to the Concourses and gates, with escalators down to Level 1 & Lower Level, and escalators from Level 3, and leading to Concourse A gates (the Westin Hotel is between the gateway to Concourse A and gate A35). Level 2 has a pedestrian bridge leading to parking and ground transportation center.
(d) Level 3 of the McNamara Terminal is for check-in & departures, with a departures drop-off in front of it and escalators leading to Level 2 and gates.
(e) Concourse A of the McNamara Terminal (1 mile long) leads to gates A 1 to A38 to the left of the center (with gates 1 to 10 at the end); and to gates A 40 to A75 to the right (with gates A69 to A75 at the end). The center tunnel connects to Concourse B to the left and Concourse C to the right.
(f) Concourse B of the McNamara Terminal, at right leads to gates B1 to B21.
(g) Concourse C of the McNamara Terminal, at left leads gates C8 through C43. These gate areas are arranged in five clusters, four of which have three gates on each side, the last cluster has gates C32 to C43. An elevator between Concourses B & C leads to the Lower Level gates C1 to C7.
2. The North Terminal at Detroit Metro Airport serves the following Airlines: Air Canada, AirTran, American, Frontier, Lufthansa, Royal Jordanian, Southwest, Spirit, United, US Airways & USA 3000. The terminal consists of:
(a) a Lower Level with Arrivals & Baggage Claim, and
(b) an Upper Level with check-in and departures, and leading to:
(c) Concourse D of the North Terminal (0.5 miles in length), with gates D16 to D1 starting from the center to the left, and gates D17 to D32 from the center to the right. A moving walkway leads from the area at Gate D5 to the Upper Level for international arrivals. A pedestrian bridge connects the center of the Upper Level with parking and ground transportation center.
Food & Drink, as well as shops, are available in all level and gate areas of the North Terminal. ATM machines are located in the ticket lobby, the baggage claim, across from Gates D6, D17 & D26 & in the Pedestrian Bridge to Parking deck. Vending machines are across from Gate D18, and in the baggage claim.
Detroit Metro Airport has two new passenger terminals – the McNamara Terminal, off John Dingell Drive (with its own parking garage), and the North Terminal off Rogell Drive (with its own ‘Big Blue Deck’ garage), can e reached by car via I-94 (Exits 198) or I-275 (Exit 18). A shuttle bus circles the terminal area and runs every 10 mins between the North Terminal and the Westin Hotel (7 mins), between the hotel and the McNamara Terminal (2 mins) and between the McNamara and North Terminals (7 mins).
1. The McNamara Terminal at Detroit Metro Airport serves the following Airlines: Air France, Continental, Delta, & KLM. The terminal consists of four levels and Concourses A & B/C. Food & Drink, as well as shops, are available in the gate areas of A1-A30, A31-A47; A49-A78 and B1 to C 43. Currency Exchange is available at the Central Link and the International Arrivals Level. ATM machines are located between the following gates: A gates 8-10, 20-24, 28-34, 34-36, 44-50, 54-56, 60-64, 70-72, and B gates 2-4, 15-19, and at C gates 21, & 33. Three ‘Express Tram’ stations are located inside Concourse A – the South station is near gate A11; the Terminal station is in the center near the water feature, and the North station is near gate A67. A tunnel connects Concourses A in the center to Concourses B and C(right & left of it). Below are more level and concourse details:
(a) Lower Level of the McNamara Terminal: for international arrivals (with international arrivals pick-up area in front); an escalator takes you to Level 1 and from there to Level 2 and gates.
(b) Level 1 of the McNamara Terminal: for domestic arrivals & baggage claim (with domestic arrivals pick-up area in front).
(c) Level 2 of the McNamara Terminal: leading to the Concourses and gates, with escalators down to Level 1 & Lower Level, and escalators from Level 3, and leading to Concourse A gates (the Westin Hotel is between the gateway to Concourse A and gate A35). Level 2 has a pedestrian bridge leading to parking and ground transportation center.
(d) Level 3 of the McNamara Terminal is for check-in & departures, with a departures drop-off in front of it and escalators leading to Level 2 and gates.
(e) Concourse A of the McNamara Terminal (1 mile long) leads to gates A 1 to A38 to the left of the center (with gates 1 to 10 at the end); and to gates A 40 to A75 to the right (with gates A69 to A75 at the end). The center tunnel connects to Concourse B to the left and Concourse C to the right.
(f) Concourse B of the McNamara Terminal, at right leads to gates B1 to B21.
(g) Concourse C of the McNamara Terminal, at left leads gates C8 through C43. These gate areas are arranged in five clusters, four of which have three gates on each side, the last cluster has gates C32 to C43. An elevator between Concourses B & C leads to the Lower Level gates C1 to C7.
2. The North Terminal at Detroit Metro Airport serves the following Airlines: Air Canada, AirTran, American, Frontier, Lufthansa, Royal Jordanian, Southwest, Spirit, United, US Airways & USA 3000. The terminal consists of:
(a) a Lower Level with Arrivals & Baggage Claim, and
(b) an Upper Level with check-in and departures, and leading to:
(c) Concourse D of the North Terminal (0.5 miles in length), with gates D16 to D1 starting from the center to the left, and gates D17 to D32 from the center to the right. A moving walkway leads from the area at Gate D5 to the Upper Level for international arrivals. A pedestrian bridge connects the center of the Upper Level with parking and ground transportation center.
Food & Drink, as well as shops, are available in all level and gate areas of the North Terminal. ATM machines are located in the ticket lobby, the baggage claim, across from Gates D6, D17 & D26 & in the Pedestrian Bridge to Parking deck. Vending machines are across from Gate D18, and in the baggage claim.