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Plenty of time for transfer - You can walk from Concourse to Concourse - no shuttle required. Concourse A (Air Canada, AirTran, American, Continental, Delta, United) has gates A1-12 to the left; Concourse B (US Airways) has gates B1-16 southwest; Concourse C (US Airways) has gates C2-19 southeast; Concourse D (Insel Air, JetBlue, Lufthansa, US Airways) has gates D1-13 to the right; Concourse E (US Airways Express) has gates E1-32 northeast.

It's best to call Amtrak - this is what I found: 1. The Amtrak/MARC Station (tel. 410-672-6167) is located on Aviation Blvd, off I-195, while the Light Rail Station makes a stop at Elm Road. To go to Penn Station, exit the train at Mt. Royal Avenue and take the Penn Station Light Rail. There is only one fare for both trains at each way. Free shuttles take you to the MARC Train Station. 2. From Washington, DC--board MARC Trains at Washington's Union Station located at Massachusetts Ave. and First Street, NE. The Union Station ticket office is open daily from 5:30am-10:30pm. To contact the Union Station ticket office, call 202-906-3104. 4. From Baltimore City--board MARC trains at Baltimore's Penn Station located at 1500 North Charles Street. Penn Station is open from 5:30am-9:30pm. To contact Penn Station, call 410-291-4165.

Transport from JFK to LGA: ETS Air Shuttle 718-221-5341; All County Express 914-381-4223; NYC Airporter 718-777-5111. Travel time 45-60 minutes - you can purchase tickets online at NYCAirporter.com. Alternatively, the Welcome Center on the Arrivals level of the Central Terminal at LaGuardia Airport offers transportation information - all transportation arrangements can be made there, including shared rides, private car and limousine service. The Center also provides information on public transit options that require no more than one connection.

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The information desk can help you with ground transportation inquiries - there are a number of bus companies serving the Airport.

Rohnert Park is on 101 Redwood Hwy (south of Santa Rosa) - while Sacramento is on I-80. The best connection between I-80 and 101 is to take the Sears Point Road 37 west exit at I-80 south, reaching 101 before Novato - northwards. Sacramento has the following means of transportation listed: SuperShuttle (800-258-3826, a shared-ride provider, offers service to the counties of Sacramento, Yolo, El Dorado, Placer, San Joaquin, Yuba, Butte, Solano, Sutter, and Nevada. (b) Yolobus (530-666-2877) offers daily service to the airport and connection to Regional Transit. You can also transfer to the Santa Rosa Airport and take transportation for the short distance to Rohnert Park.

You may want to contact YYZ by e-mail: customer_service@gtaa.com or phone (416) 776 9892 - or otherwise stop by the Information counter in the Arrivals area for advice.

You may want to contact Express Shuttle (479-205-0011) operating shuttle vans, C.T.S. (479-866-0264) - or call XNA's general number: (479) 205 1000

I suggest you call DART public bus service at (214) 979-1111 - note that at present two DART bus stops will now be (a) near Terminal 1, south of the pedestrian walkway leading to Parking Garage B, and (b) at the end of Terminal 2's baggage claim hall.

As JFK has 8 terminals, I suggest that on arrival proceed to the Arrivals level and go to the Information Counter where they will help you.

Google "Amarillo Transporation" and/or "Goodwell Transportation" - the Airport itself does not have a transportation info.