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Connection to SAS Flt to CopenhagenAug 28, 201210I arrive on UA FLT 3420 at Gate C24 at 3:08 PM how and where do I go to make a connection to SAS Flt 926 departing at 5:15 PM for Copenhagen, DK ThanksBillposted on Mon, Aug 27[ Reply ][ Like ]
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Meeting PlaceJul 31, 201210I'm flying in from London (via British Airways) and meeting my friends who are travelling from France (via Alitalia). I believe we are arriving at different terminals. Will be both have to go through customs? Where would be a good place to meet? I land about an hour before my friends do. Thanks!jules320posted on Mon, Jul 30Most likely you arrive at Heathrow Airport at Terminal 5, which is exclusively for British Airways, or at Terminal 3 where it shares with other airlines. Alitalia will come in at Terminal 4. You will have to pass non-Schengen (foreign) clearance, if your friend has an EU passport, can just pass at the Schengen exit to the unsecured areas of the terminal. As LHR is huge I suggest you open www.ifly.com/lhr and click on "Terminal Map" under QUICK LINKS - scroll down to the extensive text. The site will also list restaurants & shops.tujul12posted on Tue, Jul 31
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Connecting from Terminal 3 to TGV trainJul 25, 201210We are arriving from Canada in Terminal 3 and need to get to the TGV train station which I understand is located between Terminals 2C-2D and 2E-2F.We need to take the CDGVAL shuttle.Can we do this in 1 hourjcortibposted on Wed, Jul 25When arriving at CDG, note that from T3 both the RER & CDGVAL trains are just 300 meters, or a 5-minute walk, from the Terminal. Take the CDGVAL to T2: 2. At Terminal 2, under the common area linking halls 2C through 2F is Terminal 2's only RER & TGV railroad station. (I presume you need to head for Terminal 2C - do inquire at T3 information desk to make sure. One hour is tight, as you need to go through immigration/ customs clearance on arrival first.wejul12posted on Wed, Jul 25
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security check, scarf/neck left behindJul 19, 201210on July 16th, I was pulled away from security baggage xray to check on item in suitecase, got distracted n forgot to get my items from tray going throu xray...it's a tan scarf/necklace, gift from a family member that means a lot to me.pls let me know if was picked up by mistake. would be very much appreciated. didn'tMelinaposted on Wed, Jul 18
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Currency exchangeJul 13, 201211Where is currency exchange located in the airport?Lgpposted on Thu, Jul 121 person likes this post [ Like ]
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Airport pre-clearance?Jul 9, 201210Hi, I will depart from SJD to LHR on Aug 24th, with a connecting flight in DFW. Is it true that SJD has U.S. officials for pre-clearance, so that I do not have to go through immigration IN DFW? I only have 1h50 layover. Thanks in advanceHelenaposted on Mon, Jul 9Mexican airports so far have no U.S. pre-clearance; However, immigration/ customs clearance is only done for arriving passengers - meaning you need to clear at DFW - DFW has Terminals A through E. I suggest you open www.ifly.com/dfw and click on 'Terminal Map' under QUICK LINKS, then scroll down to the text to familiarize yourself with layout and connections. Your time should be sufficient for transfer.mojul12posted on Mon, Jul 9
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Any dining outside security Termianl BJul 9, 201210I have to pick up a minor child from an overseas flight arriving in Terminal B. I want to be there very early. Are there any resturants, bars, etc. outside of security where I have to meet the child?drlauraposted on Mon, Jul 9I find only food courts and Starbucks--upper level. Don't know if food courts are outside of security. Information desk should be able to guide you. Note that Terminal B is used for international arrivals - it will take the child 35-45 mins to go through passport check, pick up bag, & go through customs clearance.mojul12posted on Mon, Jul 9
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ConnectionJun 28, 201210I'm flying late next month from London, England. I have to make a connection at Newark; I'm a little confused and scared about what will happen and what I have to do. Can anyone help? I would be greatly appreciatedSFposted on Thu, Jun 28Allow me to walk you through this process: 1. As an international arrival at EWR (Newark Airport), you need to go through passport control, pick up your bag, go through customs clearance - and (if continuing your journey) re-check-in your bag. You will be guided through these procedures by signs. 2. However, it is very important that you find out from your London departure airline (if continuing on another airline) if they will transfer your bags to your connecting flight at Newark. If they don't, you need to take your bag with you to the connecting terminal. 3. NOTE: All international arrivals, except those by United Airlines, arrive in Terminal B. United uses exclusively Terminal C which also has customs facilities. Some United flights also use Terminal A. Since I don't know your airline, your ticket and the overhead screens on arrival will show the Airline flight number, departure gate & time. 4. All three terminals have 3 gate areas, i.e., A1-A3, with corresponding gates. 5. If you need to transfer to another terminal, you need to take the AirTrain, which makes its continuous loop and serves the post-security area. Signs will direct you. Count on up to an hour for gate to gate transfer. I suggest you open www.ifly.com/ewr and click on "Terminal Map", under QUICK LINKS, then scroll down to the text and read details. Piece of cake - you can do it!thjun12posted on Thu, Jun 28
