All international arrivals in the U.S. need to go through customs clearance & re-check-in their bags before proceeding to the next flight. (your bags need to be tagged with all three airport codes.) You won't need a visa. In case you need to transfer to another terminal - use the Airtrain. (Terminal C was strictly for Continental, which merged officially into United. Terminal B was for all other international arrivals - you could arrive at either one of them.

San Diego has no Panama City listing. At LAX - flights are available to Panama City in Florida and Panama City Marcos Gelabert Airport in Panama, C.A.

1. You did not state the Airport you arrive at - if you come from an international flight you will have to count on 35-45 mins for customs clearance procedure; time connecting to our departure flight to Frankfurt depends on whether you need to change Terminals and take transfer transport. Non-ticket-holders are not permitted in the post-security areas; your party can only go as far as the security checkpoint.

Is forty minutes enough time to change planes --same airline-in San Diego (SAN)?

1. EWR has three terminals, A, B & C. You arrive by Continental Airlines, which uses terminal C exclusively. You did not state your connecting airline; if it is the same, you just transfer to another gate. If you need to get to another terminal, you take the AirTrain by following its signs. Make sure your bags have all three Airport Codes on their tags for automatic transfer. Here is the gate & airline layout of EWR: Terminal A, or TA (Air Canada, American, American Eagle, Continental Express, Frontier, JetBlue, Southwest, United, United Express, US Airways, WestJet & some Continental affiliates like Comutair)) has at gate area A1 gates A10-18; at gate area A2 gates A20-28; at gate area A3 gates A30-39. TB (all international flight, except Continental), has at gate area B1 gates B40-47, at gate area B2 gates 51-57, at gate area B3 gates B60-68. TC (Continental, Continental Connection) has gate area C1 arranged in a Y-shape with gates C70-75, C80-88 & C90-99 on each side; gate area C2 has gates C101A-115A-B (15 gates); gate area C3 has gates C12-130.

You can only bring her to the security checkpoint. Find a quiet place where you two can say your good byes - she will be just fine!

1. Make sure at Montreal Airport to go through their U.S. pre-clearance - saving you time at ATL. Also when checking in your bags there ask if your airline will transfer bags at ATL to other airline's flight - not all airlines do: bags need tags for YUL, ATL & BOG. On arrival at ATL, an automated people mover (APM) will take you to your connecting concourse - at Concourse C the APM is between gates C1-22 & C30-57; at Concourse E between E14-18. Your time is adequate.

On your return, you will be getting some sleep onboard the plane before touching down in Texas. Make sure you don't drink any alcoholic beverage and eat light prior to boarding. Also keep in mind that as an international arrival on your return to Texas you need to go through customs clearance - count on 30-45 mins for this procedure - before you can exit the terminal. A 24-yr old person can handle anything - trust me! Hope you have a grand time.

1. International passengers may purchase all merchandise sold in our stores. Domestic passengers may purchase anything except liquor and tobacco. 2. Location: Concourse D opens 5am, & North Satellite opens 5:50am & South Satellite opens at 6am (visit http://hudsongroup.com.

It's a perfectly legitimate question - assuming you will arrive at YYZ (Toronto Airport): Upon arrival at Toronto Airport, you go through Canadian Customs and check the illuminated display panels for your assigned carousel number, then proceed to the baggage claim area where you find baggage trolleys. Your airline representative can, at your request, also call for a porter. Before proceeding to the public hall, present your customs declaration card to CBSA border services, where you might be directed for further manual inspection or search, if deemed necessary. At Heathrow, you will need to go again through their immigragion procedure - unless Toronto has a pre-clearance for Heathrow arrivals.

This is the Airport site relating to pets: http://www.aeroportsdeparis.fr/ADP/en-GB/Passagers/Procedure-practical-information/Need-help/passenger-travelling-with-pet/ - You need to find out from your Airline if your dog will be put onto the baggage conveyor belt or deposited in the baggage claim office.