JFK Terminal Connections | iFlyer Forum

There are no lines for transfer passengers. It will be very tough for you to make your connection unless your flight arrives early. Unfortunately, in case you miss your connection AA does not have a later flight that day to Orlando from JFK. Perhaps they can rebook you through Miami or on another airline if that happens.

thanks ZAP for your quick answer. AA just changed the departure time of the onward flight to 30 Minutes earlier.

If your first flight is domestic it's possible, but JFK is one of the most delay-prone airports in the country and your proposed connection is at a peak time. I would advise against trying it. If your first flight is international, no chance.

On arrival at JFK's Terminal 7, look for the 'Airline Terminals Train' sign which makes a continuous loop around the terminals, but when arriving at Terminal 4 you need to go first through security check before proceeding to your gate.

It depends on whether your tickets were bought on the same reservation or not and whether your bag is checked through to BOS or not. KLM and AA do have an interline baggage agreement, but they probably won't check your bag through unless your tickets were bought on a single reservation.

You will arrive in Terminal 4 and your United flight will leave from Terminal 7. Take the Air Terminals Train between the terminals.

Thanks a lot. Is it possible to clear immigration and costum in 2:30h ?

Yes, you will probably have enough time, although that is the busiest time for immigration in T4.

Make sure to go through US customs clearance at Dublin! Your arrival is Terminal 4 (T4) and departure T7. Take the 'Air Terminals Train' (not the Airtrain) to T7, go through security check there, and and on to your gate. NOTE, however, that if Aer Lingus does not transfer your bags to US Airways, you need to claim your bags at T4 and check them in with US Airways at T7.

El Al operates from Terminal 4 and AA from Terminal 8. To get between them take the JFK Airtrain which runs outside security.

Note that your boston flight may arrive in Terminal 2, in which case you would have to take the Delta shuttle bus from Terminal 2 to Terminal 4. Yes, you won't have to do anything with your baggage. Even if you have to take the shuttle you should have enough time if your first flight is on-time.

Delta runs a shuttle between the two terminals http://www.delta.com/content/www/en_US/traveling-with-us/airports-and-aircraft/airports/new-york-jfk.html

Yes, that should be enough time. You will claim your baggage in immigration and then immediately re-check it with Delta once you leave customs.

You have enough time. On arrival at JFK, you need to go through security check, pick up bags, go through customs clearance and then re-check-in your bags. Check with China Eastern whether they will transfer your bags to Delta flight; if not, you need to take your bags along and check them in at your connecting terminal's Delta counter. The 'Airline Terminals Train' runs on average every 8 mins from T1 (making stops at: T8, T7, T5 & T4) in the unsecured terminal areas. On arrival at your connecting terminal you need to go through security check before proceeding to your gate. IMPORTANT: Do check with Delta, which - as of May 24, used the newly expanded T4 only for flights to Amsterdam, NL, Georgetown, Guyana, St. Georges, Grenada & San Juan, P.R. - and all others at either T2 or T3.

Thank you, wemay13 :)

Note that there are no more flights from Terminal 3, it is closed. All Delta flights now used 2 or 4.

Thank you for your advice, ZAP! I'll note that.

nevermind...figured it out...thanks!

You will have enough time if your first flight is on-time, but JFK is delay prone, especially that time of day, so anything could happen.

No, you will not have to do anything with your bags in JFK on your way TO Spain.

Yes, you will have to claim your luggage in immigration, then re-check it once you exit customs. Then you take the Airtrain one stop from T7 to T8, then go through security and to your gate. You should have enough time.

When we have claimed luggage in immigration do we re check it after customs in T7 before we get Airtrain to T8

Because of the AA and BA codeshare, you will likely be able to re-check it in T7.

After going through customs you should be able to re-check your baggage with Delta, then take the Airtrain to T2 and go through security (you may have to pick up your boarding pass from Delta first). You should have plenty of time.

Thank you so much!