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Passenger Terminal Layout of Memphis International Airport and How to connect to other Terminals:
Memphis International Airport consists of a main terminal with a an Arrivals &Baggage Claim level, and an escalator leading to the Departure Level and connecting to concourses (this Airport refers to it as terminals A-C).At the center of the Departure Level is the entrance to Terminal B, to the right to Terminal C and to the left to Terminal A. The Baggage Claim level has baggage claim areas to the left (carrousels 8C, 9C & 10C), center (3B to 7B) and to the right (1A & 2A).ATM machines are located: next to carrousels 4B and 8C, in the Departure hall (pre- & post-security), two in the Terminal B rotunda, and one near gate B27. Food & drink, as well as shops are available throughout the terminal.
Terminal A at Memphis International Airport serves AirTran airline and is accessible by moving walkways north & south of the Departure Level (at right), and has gates A1 to A20 in the gateway to the north, and gates 21 and 33 in the gateway to the south.
Terminal B at Memphis International Airport serves Continental & Delta airlines with gates B1 to B7 (right after security check), followed by a food, drink & shop rotunda, and continuing with two separate gateways, the right of which has gates B27 to B42, while the left of which has gates B10 to B26.
Terminal C at Memphis International Airport serves American & United airlines and is accessible by moving walkways north & south of the Departure Level (at left), and has gates C11 to C1 to the north, and C14 to C22 to the south of the gateway. A telecom device is near gate C9.
To get to your proper baggage claim areas after arrival note that Seaport Airline passengers board & disembark at the 2988 Winchester Road terminal building, with free shuttle van between this location and the terminal which connects to other flights. After getting off the Seaport plane, passengers need to retrieve checked bags and recheck them at their chosen transfer terminal (for AirTran Terminal A, baggage claim A; for Continental & Delta, baggage claim B; and for American, United and US Airways, baggage claim C. (Air Canada just joined – no baggage claim information yet)
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