LAS Terminal Connections | iFlyer Forum

1. You arrive & depart from LAS, Terminal 1 - Allegiant uses Satellite Concourse D; Southwest uses Concourses B & C, all with corresponding gates. 2. The underground D tram connects between T1, on level 2, Esplanade, and the C gates; between T1 and D gates, on level 2, Eplanade; and between C gates, level 2, to T1, baggage claim & parking.

Southwest Airlines uses Terminal 1, B & C gates. The ticket & the overhead screen on arrival will indicate airline and gate number. If arriving at B gates and needing to transfer to C gates take the connector between gates B6 and B9, where you will have to go through security check with first gate C25 and last gate C1.

LAS only has T1 (C gates) & T3 (E gates) - I suggest you open www.ifly.com/las and click on "Terminal Map" under QUICK LINKS, then scroll down to the detailed text.

You will arrive via Southwest at LAS, Terminal 1, at either the B or C Concourse /gate (note that the long C concourse is served by a tram). Proceed to the baggage claim area (if SW does not transfer bags to UA airlines, you need to pick up bag & take it along to T3)- outside baggage claim is the shuttle bus to Terminal 3 (the international terminal). On arrival at T3 (if you need to re-check in bags with United, go first to the departure level to do so) then go through security check and on to your gate. Again, the D gates of T3 are long and served by D-Tram. Overhead screens will tell you flight & gate number.

On your arrival at LAS, at T1, you need to take the shuttle bus outside of the arrivals level - the tram only serves the long Concourses and gates. Note that the new T3 is partitioned on Arrivals & Departures levels by domestic (right) and international (left) flights. Arrivals level (level 0) has baggage claims 1-10 for domestic flights - meet them there.

Your first order of business is to find out if Hawaiian Airlines transfers bags to your connecting Southwest flight - if not, you need to claim your bag on arrival at Terminal 3 (Hawaiian) and check it in at your connecting Terminal 1 (Southwest is using both Concourse B & C - look at overhead screens on arrival to find your connecting flight number & gate). You need to take the shuttle bus outside the baggage claim area to get to Terminal 1, there you need to go through security and on to your connecting gate.

Southwest Airlines is in Terminal 1, and departs from Concourse B at LAS Airport.

As an international arrival at Las Vegas Airport's new Terminal 3, you will need to go through passport check, pick up your bags and go through customs clearance - then re-check-in your bags (unless you arrive from an Airport with US Customs clearance). Thereafter, underground tram connects to the nearby Satellite Concourse D with 45 gates within seconds, to Concourse C which uses a tram for its long gates - overhead signs will guide you.

Both airlines land at LAS at Terminal 1, which has Concourses A - D with corresponding gates. You arrive via SouthWest at Concourse B and need to get to Concourse D for your Allegiant tansfer flight. While the esplanade of the trminal connects all gates, Satellite Concourse D, which has 45 gates, is served by the D-Train..

As you won't need to re-check in your bags, you have plenty of time. NOTE: under new Terminal 3 airline assignments, domestic flights of Virgin America use gates E8-E15, while international flights of Virgin Atlantic now use gates E1-E7. - you simply walk over to your next gate.

Exit TBIT and walk to your left over to T3, which takes about 5 mins. You need to go through security check at T3 before proceeding to your gate.

1. IMPORTANT: Note the recent re-assignment of some airlines to T3: (a) International flights - gates E1 - E7: AeroMexico, Air Berlin, Air Canada, ArkeFly, British Airways, Condor, Copa, Korean Air, Philippine, Sunwing, Thomas Cook, Virgin Atlantic, Viva Aerobus, Volaris, WestJet, & XL Airways France. (b) Domestic flights - gates E8-E15: Alaska, Frontier, Hawaiian, JetBlue, Sun Country, United & Virgin America. 2. T1 has Concourses & gates A - D, T3 (the new terminal) has E gates. 3. A shuttle bus runs between the two terminals. A & B gates are connected; C gates are connected by the C-Gate Tram, while the Satellite D with 45 gates are connected by the D-Gate Tram, which also connects to Terminal 3. You have plenty of time. A & B gates are connected; C gates are connected by the C-Gate Tram, while the Satellite D with 45 gates are connected by the D-Gate Tram, which also connects to Terminal 3.