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Yes, both are in Terminal 1.

These are connections into the City; the Information desk in the Arrivals area should be able to give you more information how to connect from there. 1. The GO Airport Shuttle (210-281-9900) is the Airport's only shared-ride hotel shuttle service, departing the Airport from 7am-1:30am daily, every 15 minutes. 2. VIA Metropolitan Transit (1-866-362-2020) to downtown stops on the Lower Roadway (Arrivals Level of Terminals A & B, across the marked crosswalk to outer curb. Route 5 runs daily to downtown within half an hour and costs about $1.10. VIA's streetcar service takes over from that point. For more ground transportation info call 210-207-3411.

1. As an international arrival you arrive at Terminal 4 where you need to go through passport check, retrieve checked bags, go through customs clearance and - if transferring to another flight - re-check-in bag - count on 35-50 mins for this procedure. The Airtrain for inter-terminal connections has its station in T4 inside the arrivals level, center, and at your connecting Terminal 3 outside the domestic arrivals. 2. The Airtrain also connects to further transportation outside of the Airport; however, knowing the dimensions of JFK I strongly advise you to stay on-airport ground. There is the on-Airport Ramada Plaza Hotel Tel: 718-995-9000) which may have a restaurant - or you may want to choose from one of the following restaurants within Terminal 4: at Mezzanine is KFC, Wok&Roll; in the main lobby are: 5iveSteak, Piquillo, Sam Adams, Au Bon Pain, Sbarro Cafe, & McDonalds.

You will arrive at JFK from Orlando at Terminal 3 and will depart from Terminal 4, which is the international terminal. On arrival at T3, proceed to the arrivals level; from there, you can either walk over to Terminal 4, or take the Airtrain at T3 outside domestic arrivals, arriving at T4 inside the arrivals level, at center. Either way, you need to go through security check again. Look at your ticket (and the overhead screens) for your departing flight and gate number: T4 has gates A2-7 and B20-30. Just follow signs. IMPORTANT: When you check in your bags at Orlando, make sure they are properly tagged for all three airport Codes, so that your bags will arrive safely in London. Unless your domestic flight is very late, you make it just fine timewise.

1. While a recent post complained that he waited over an hour at security check, I am confident that by 9am (past rush hour) your wait time will be no more than 30-45 mins. As the bus runs counter-clockwise, you are better off walking from T4, passing TBIT (Bradley terminal) to T3 - that should take no more than 7 mins. (On arrival, check the overhead screen for your Alaska flight - note time & gate). T3 has gates 1-18.

1. When checking in at PDX make sure that your bags will have on their tags all three Airport codes. Also ask if Alaska transfers bags to Delta flight (not all airlines do, in which case you would have to claim your bags at SEA and recheck them in with Delta). 2. You arrive via Alaska at SEA either at Satellite North (gates N1-16 or Concourse D (gates D1-12) - you need to look at your ticket. Delta will depart from Satellite South, which has gates S1-13. All concourses are connected at post-security, enabling passengers to freely move around without having to leave the secured area. Follow signs. To connect between the N gates and the S gates, take the train from South or North Satellite to the Main Terminal, then cross over and take the train on the opposite side, which is the shuttle that runs at post-security between the North & South stations.

It is best to walk between T4, (pass the Bradley Terminal) to T3 - it should take you no more than 7 mins. (The bus goes counter-clockwise). Yes, you need to go through security again. If at morning rush hr prior to 9am, lines can, at times, take up to an hour, in general it's much faster.

Huntington Airport is offering free wheelchairs (tel. 304) 453 6165)- you should contact your Airline to have a wheelchair ready at Orlando.

What Airport? what's MOX??

Depends on which Airport you arrive/depart from JFK or EWR? However, 100 mins for transfer will be enough.

probably they did not understand you!

At Manchester make sure your bags will have all 3 airport codes on the tag. Not sure whether your airline to Chicago will transfer your bags to Cape Air (find out - otherwise you need to collect your bags at St. Louis Lambert Airport and check them in with Cape Air). 2. As an international arrival at ORD O'Hare Airport, you need to go through passport check, retrieve checked bags, go through customs clearance and - if transferring to another flight - re-check-in bag - count on at least 35-45 mins for this. Thereafter, proceed up one level to the Airport Transit System where you can easily connect to either terminals 1, 2 or 3 for domestic flights. A free shuttle train running every few minutes can take you there. The International Terminal is Terminal 5. Open www.ifly.com/ord and click on "Terminal Map" - under the map is detailed description of all terminals & how to connect. Look at your ticket for gate numbers. This site will also give you transfer advice. For St. Louis Airport details, open www.ifly.com/stl

That depends on which Airport you arrive at (and at which terminal).