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which Airport do you arrive at and which Airport do you connect to?

It will be tight, however, the EZE-ATL flight gets in very early in the morning so Immigration shouldn't be very busy then and even if you do miss your connection, Delta has an entire day's worth of ATL-MSP flights you can be rebooked on.

As an international arrival at Sheremetyevo Airport, you need to follow signs to the Arrivals Hall, go through passport control, complete the immigration card and proceed to the baggage claim area claiming their bags and take it to customs control where your bags may be be inspected; thereafter, re-check-in your bags & proceed to your connecting flight. You have enough transfer time.

suapr13, have you actually made this transfer at SVO?

Lufthansa uses Terminal 1, Concourses A & B at FRA; today's Denver flight is listed as '1B'; while the Edinburgh flight is '1A'. On Arrival at FRA you need to go through non-Schengen immigration /customs clearance before proceeding to your connecting gate on level 3. I suggest you open www.ifly.com/fra; then click on 'Terminal Map' under QUICK LINKS and scroll down to the detailed text.

Things have already returned pretty much to normal in DEN and the forecast for Sunday looks OK. It shouldn't affect you.

Your arrival and departure at Chicago depends on whether you use Chicago O'Hare (ORD) or Chicago Midway (MDW) airports, and whether you are an international or domestic arrival. At ORD, American uses Terminal 3 for domestic, and Terminal 5 for international flights, and Alaska uses Terminal 3, which has Concourse gates G - L with corresponding gates. Your ticket should indicate Terminal & your boarding pass will indicate gate number (i.e., gate G19. nternational Terminal 5 has M gates M1-21. I suggest you open www.ifly.com/ord (or mdw), then click on 'Terminal Map' under QUICK LINKS and scroll down to the detailed text. If you are an international arrival at Terminal 5, pay attention to 'getting around' section.

It appears he's connecting at SEA not ORD. Right now AA uses A at SEA but is soon moving to D. Your Horizon flight to YVR will probably leave from C.

yes, I am talking about making the change at SEA. Do I have to go through security again after leaving term. A to go to term C?

No, you don't.

Most airports have a thing called a "cell phone lot" - you wait there in your car for the person you're picking up to call you, and then you drive up to the arrival area of the terminal to pick them up.

Both flights would be with Delta I assume? If so it's possible to make the connection, but be aware that JFK is pretty delay prone. However there is an airside shuttle between Terminal 2 and Terminal 4 so you can make the connection without having to go back through security. So, assuming your first flight is on-time, it's possible, barely.

If your first flight is on time that should be fine.

At IAD Dulles Airport, the Underground Aerotrain runs in a continuous loop from the main terminal's post-security area to the center of the midfield concourses A/B (A gates) and C/D (C gates), takes minutes, but presently does not serve the D gates; A gates are connected by walkway to the main terminal, and the shuttle bus to the D gates is located on the Main Terminal's lower level (to the right of the passenger walkway to A& B gates). I don't consider 37 mins adequate time for anyone, let alone an elderly person. I suggest you open www.ifly.com/iad, then click on 'Terminal Map' under QUICK LINKS and scroll down to the detailed text.

Presuming you mean LAX Airport, 30 mins is definitely not enough time if you need to change terminals, where you need to go through security check at connecting terminal: While T6 & T7 are connected by underground tunnel, T8 is a short walkway from T7. I suggest you open www.ifly.com/lax, then click on 'Terminal Map' under QUICK LINKS and scroll down to the detailed text.

Your baggage will be checked through to your final destination. If both of your Frontier flights are domestic you don't have to do anything with your baggage and won't touch it until your final destination. If your first Frontier flight is international, then you will have to claim your baggage in immigration in Denver then re-check it with Frontier once you exit customs.

At MIA, the 3 terminals surround the parking area in a semi-circle. The North Terminal has D gates, the Cenetr Terminal E, F & G gates. The Skyride Connector, a moving walkway on level 3, connects all terminals. The MIA Airport lounge Club America is on level 3 of Concourse F, post-security.