STL Terminal Connections | iFlyer Forum

I'm assuming you're on Southwest. Is that right? If your first flight is on-time you'll have enough time. While Southwest is the biggest airline in St. Louis, their operation there is still fairly compact (All flights are in Terminal 2, concourse E)

It shouldn't take more than a half hour.

I've never parked at STL so I can't help you with that, but US Airways operates from Concourse C.

The airport operates A SuperPark shuttle with 4 lots labeled A,B,C,D. They range from $7.00 a day to $13.00 a day Wait times are short, and the drivers very helpful.

At STL, both Cape Air & United use Terminal 1 - United uses Concourse A and Cape Air uses Concourse C; both concourses have corresponding gate number, i.e. A21, C24.

From Cape Air to Delta do I have to go through security?

At STL, both CapeAir and Delta use Terminal 1. However, Delta uses Concourse A with gates A2-21, while Cape Air uses Concourse C with gates C1-24. On arrival just follow signs to C gates - no need for security check.

At STL, both airlines use Terminal 1 - Alaska uses Concourse A (A gates) and Cape Air uses Concourse C (C gates). Look at overhead screens for your connecting flight and gate numbers.

1. If you are an international arrival at STL, note that Terminal 2 has on its lower level Immigration & Customs gates. Unless you have gone through US customs clearance at participating airports in Canada and the Caribbean, you need to go through passport check, retrieve checked bags, go through customs clearance and - if transferring to another flight - re-check-in bag (if SW does not transfer bags to Cape Air, you need to take them with you to T1 to re-check them in with Cape Air. You arrive at E gates and depart from Concourse C (gates C1-24). The free shuttle bus runs continuously between the 2 terminals. At T1 you need to go through security check before continuing to your connecting gate.

At what airport?

At STL, Cape Air uses Terminal 1, Concourse C, which has gates C1-24.

Read the Introduction at www.ifly.com/stl - it clearly states "he Bus Port handles all local bus service (MetroBus) and Greyhound Bus Service and is located off Lambert International Blvd., south of the Main Terminal. If you need to connect to the Bus Port, use the free terminal shuttle, making regular stops at Bus Port on its route between the two passenger terminals. Pickup is at Main Terminal: Exit Door MT 12 and East Terminal: Exit Door ET 15." - When you ask for info - use PLEASE! Noone is obligated to give you info - I do it on a voluntary basis - courtesy gets you places....

While Southwest uses Terminal 2, US Airways is in Terminal 1. My suggestion is to meet up at the rental car counter, located in Terminal 1, lower level (baggage / arrivals), between doors MT 12 & MT17.

Southwest uses Terminal 2, E gates, at STL Airport.

On arrival at STL, Terminal 1, you need take Exit 2 or 12 near the baggage claim for the free terminal shuttle to Terminal 2, where it arrives on the lower level, near exit 2 or 12 where you need to go through security check before proceeding to your E gate.

At STL, gate A20 is in Terminal 1, Concourse A. There is no Terminal N - only T1 & T2.