IAH Terminal Connections | iFlyer Forum

At IAH, as an international arrival at Terminal E, you need to head to the International Arrivals building (follow signs), go through customs clearance & take the escalator down to Baggage Claim Level 1. After customs clearance and re-checking-in bags, go straight out to the International Arrivals Lobby which has an escalator down to the Inter-Terminal Train taking you to your connecting Terminal B. You need at least 35-50 mins for Customs check, and another 20 mins or so to get to Terminal B, go through security check and on to your gate: TB's gateway leads to a rotunda with surrounding gates B60-88.

At IAH, your time for transfer should suffice, unless your flight has delays. If arriving at gates C29-45 and transferring to Terminal E: walk towards gates C14-24 and proceeds straight on to Terminal E. Gates E1-11 and E12-24 are on opposite sides.

At IAH, if arriving at gates C29-45 and transferring to Terminal E: walk towards gates C14-24 and proceeds straight on to TE. Gates E1-11 and E12-24 are on opposite sides.

At IAH, the above-ground TerminaLink train, starts its service at the Terminal A station, & connects terminals A, B, C, D/E inside security - should not take more than 10 mins.

she will take the terminallink train from concourse C to B. it won't take long

Can she re check her bags at the international terminal? Or will she have to take them with her to B? She is switching to United

Also she is coming into E not C

1. British Airways is in Terminal D of IAH; United uses Terminals A, C & E. 2. If British does not transfer bags to United (check) she needs to take her bags after customs clearance to the Terminal where her United flight departs from and check it in at the Departures level with United. Her boarding pass should indicate terminal and/or gate: TA has gates 1-30; TB has Gates B60-88; TC has gates C29-45; TE has gates E1-24. 3. International arrivals go through customs & take the escalator down to Baggage Claim Level 1. From there they go through Exit Control and enter to the right the baggage recheck area, and straight out arrive at the International Arrivals Lobby; there take escalator down to the Inter-Terminal Train to TA, TB, TC & the tunnel to TD. At connecting terminal she will have to go through passport control before proceeding to her gates.

Thank you. BA did not tag her bags home but you think they might transfer them after she reclaims them? If not can she get a baggage cart on the train? The flight lists her arrival at terminal E but from the map it does not look like a huge difference.

Both Terminals E & D have separate customs clearances. She will need to take her bag down to the inter=-terminal train, which does NOT allow carts - but I assure you she will manage just fine, on arrival she needs to head straight for the departures level and the United counter, checking in her bag. She has plenty of time!

The gate area has, to the left, a connecting walkway to Terminal C, which has in the center gates C14-23 and C24-C27 & C2-14 at either side.

I presume they arrive at IAH from an international flight - if so, they need to proceed to the International Arrivals Building (follow signs) and go through customs & take the escalator down to Baggage Claim Level 1. From there they go through Exit Control and enter to the right the baggage recheck area which has an escalator down to the Inter-Terminal Train to Terminals A, B & C. HOWEVER, if UA does not transfer bags to AA flight (find out) - they would have to take their bag, after customs clearance, to Terminal A and check them in with AA at their counter, before proceeding to their gate. In both instances, they need to go through security check first. They should be able to make it on time.

They made it. Thank you for your help.

On arrival at IAH at Terminal B, your son should look for the above-ground TerminaLink train sign and board the train to Terminal C. The train runs continuously between the terminals inside security. Terminal C has 3 gateways for gates C29 to C33, gates C34 to C42, and gates C43 to C45. (the overhead screens on arrival will indicate flight number & gate.

Make sure you go through US Customs clearance at Pierson Airport - thereafter you will be considered to be a domestic arrival at IAH. Air Canada uses Terminal A, United uses Terminals A, B & C, all with corresponding gates. Your bags will be automatically transferred, so all you need to do on arrival is to check the overhead screens for your departing flight number & gate and take the above-ground TerminaLink train (follow signs) running inside the secured areas of the terminals. You have sufficient time.

My granddaughter is a smart 16 year old travelling alone. Do you recommend that she be airline accompanied or are the indications clear and easy to follow?

United uses Terminals A, B & C (with corresponding gates - your ticket and the overhead screens on arrival will indicate flight number & departure gate. On arrival at IA take the above-ground TerminaLink train, which starts its service at the Terminal A station, connects terminals A, B, C, D/E inside security.

At IAH, the above-ground TerminaLink train starts its service at the Terminal A station and connects Terminals A, B, C, D/E inside security, - giving her enough time for transfer.

At IAH, the above-ground TerminaLink train starts its service at the Terminal A station and connects Terminals A, B, C, D/E inside security. Note: TB has gates B68-75, B60-66; and the TerminaLink train station is near gateway to gates B76-83A and gateway to gates B84-88. 45 mins is tight, but she should be able to make it if she will be the first one out of the plane.

1. At IAH United uses Terminals A, B, C & E. 2. If your incoming flight is not by United, you would need to find out if this airline will transfer your bags to your connecting United flight - if not, you would need, after customs, take your bag along to your connecting terminal and check it in there. 3. The International Arrivals building can be accessed from both Terminal E & C, with separate US Customs. Arriving passengers go through customs & take the escalator down to Baggage Claim Level 1. From there they go through Exit Control and enter to the right the baggage recheck area, and straight out arrive at the International Arrivals Lobby, which has an escalator down to the Inter-Terminal Train taking you to your connecting terminal. There seems to be no VIP /airline lounge listing at IAH site; however, you may want to go to the United site and find for such information.

At IAH, United uses Terminals A, B, C & E. You will most likely arrive at Terminal E. Note: The International Arrivals building can be accessed from both Terminal E & C, with separate US Customs. Arriving passengers go through customs & take the escalator down to Baggage Claim Level 1. From there they go through Exit Control and enter to the right the baggage recheck area, and straight out arrive at the International Arrivals Lobby which has an escalator down to the Inter-Terminal Train to Terminals A, B & C. You should be able to make it within the hour.