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Main Terminal / Concourses at Memphis MEM Airport

The Passenger Terminal at Memphis International consists of a main passenger terminal and three concourses (the Airport  refers to them as 'Terminals A, B & C').  The Main terminal has on the ground level the baggage claim area and on the upper level ticketing and access to Concourses A (right), C (left), and the Y-shaped Concourse B (center).

Getting around:   Moving walkways connect both Concourses A & C to the Main Terminal. 
Seaport Airline Passengers
:  A free shuttle van runs between from Winchester Road to the terminal, which connects to other flights. After getting off the Seaport plane, passengers need to retrieve checked bags and recheck them in at their chosen transfer concourse.
International Arrivals: Concourse B has  international gates B42/43 and serves all international arrivals. Travelers need to pass through the TSA security checkpoint after clearing customs near gate B35, since the customs hall exits into the concourse instead of the main lobby).

Conourse A serves AirTran with gates A1-33
Concourse B serves Delta & US Airways with gates B1-41, and all international arrivals with gates B42/43. Note that travelers need to pass through the TSA security checkpoint after clearing customs near gate B35, since the customs hall exits into the concourse instead of the main lobby).
Concourse C serves Air Canada, American, Continental & United with gates C1-22.

Services and amenities inside the main terminal and its concourses include food & drink establishments and shops,  ATM machines (in both levels of the main terminal & in Concourse B)  & currency exchanges (2d level of Main Terminal & near Gate B36), rental car & hotel reservation desks (located in the baggage claim area) and animal relief areas on both sides of the entrance door to the baggage claim area. The Delta SkyClub is near Gate C11.



 

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    For more variety of shops and food & drink options at MEM, go to Terminal B.

     

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    The Main terminal is divided into Terminals A, B & C and the Passenger Connectors.

     

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    Even though the terminal at MEM was built in the 1960ies, it has the advantage that you have only a short walk, no matter which pier you depart from.

     

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