MSP Terminal Connections | iFlyer Forum

Can be pretty much anywhere in C, D, F, or G.

Delta and Delta Connection share the same check-in counters at every airport they operate from.

Long. Security lines are always long early in the morning, and especially so the sunday after thanksgiving. If you're flying out of terminal 2 - humphrey, there's only one checkpoint. If you're flying out of terminal 1 - lindberg (most major airlines except southwest) you get a choice. It will probably help to look at an airport map while reading this. Checkpoint 3 is employees only, so that's out. If you're first class or elite, you can use checkpoint 4, although even that sometimes gets backed up. I generally prefer checkpoints 1 and 2 over checkpoints 5 and 6. 1 and 2 are smaller than 5 and 6 (6 is the biggest), but also less popular, because of where the check-in desks are placed. If your flight leaves from concourse A, B, C, D or E (plenty of delta flights and almost all non-delta flights), there's no reason not to walk down the ticketing area towards checkpoint 1 or 2, since you'll just have to make the same walk on the other side of security if you go through 5 or 6. The other options is the skyway checkpoint, which is accessible in the back of the parking deck. There is no way to check baggage if you go to this checkpoint, but if you only have carry-on bags, and your flight leaves from A, B, C or G concourses, it is worth considering.

1. At MSP, The the upper level is surrounded on three sides by Concourses A through G - Concourses E & F are in the center with Concourse D, C, A & B to the right and Concourse G to the left. 2. Concourses C & A are served by a tram; a connector between Concourses C & A connects to Concourse B by a short tunnel; and the Concourse Connector Bridge connects Concourses G & C.

As soon as you leave your immediate gate area, there will be overhead signs pointing you towards the fastest way to get to each gate/concourse. The signs are really well thought-out, placed frequently, including at any major junction, and will reliably point you towards the fastest route. Your best route will probably be as follows: Turn right out of your B gate and head towards concourse C. Continue on concourse C to the concourse connector bridge. Turn left and walk across the concourse connector bridge. When you get to concourse G, either turn right or left, depending on your gate number. If you're at a really low-numbered G gate, it might make sense to instead take the tram which runs along concourse C to the C1 stop, and go via the main airport mall. You'd have the advantage of a tram, which is faster than moving walkways, for your journey along concourse C, but there aren't any moving walkways on the mall, as there are on the concourse connector. Other than that, it's just a matter of doing two sides of a rectangle vs. the other two sides.

At MSP, Terminal 1 (Lindbergh Terminal) - The the upper level is surrounded on three sides by Concourses A through G - Concourses E & F are in the center with Concourse D, C, A & B to the right and Concourse G to the left: at Concourse D - walk from D6, past D1 to exit, walk over to Concourse G & head for signs to gates 11-22. you need to be the first one out of the arriving aircraft!

Delta is using Concourses A, B, C & F of the Lindbergh Terminal at MSP Airport. You need to check your ticket for arriving/departing gates, or look at the overhead screens on arrival at MSP for your gate connection: Concourse A has gates A1-14 (Concourse B can be reached by tunnel) Concourse B (opposite Concourse A) has on the upper level gates B1-16, and on the lower level a tunnel to Concourses A/C. Concourse C has gates 1-27, the Delta Sky Club at C11, and a cross walk to Concourse G near gate C12. Concourse F has gates 1-16.

At MSP, Delta uses all but Concourse E of the Lindbergh Terminal. Your ticket and the overhead screens will indicate your flight number and departure Concourse /gate. This is the Terminal layout: the upper level is surrounded on three sides by Concourses A through G - Concourses E & F are in the center with Concourse D, C, A & B to the right and Concourse G to the left: Concourse A has gates A1-14 (Concourse B can be reached by tunnel) Concourse B (opposite Concourse A) has on the upper level gates B1-16, and on the lower level a tunnel to of Concourses A/C. Concourse C has gates 1-27, the Delta Sky Club at C11, and a cross walk to Concourse G near gate C12. Concourse D to the right of the center, has gates D1-D6. Concourse E has gates E1-E16. Concourse F has gates F1-F16. Concourse G has gates 1-10 & 11-22 (with security checkpoint & international arrivals facility in the center), and a crosswalk to Concourse C near gate G18.

At MSP you can meet your party at either the baggage claim carousels 2-14 it at Starbucks, also at Baggage Claim, or in the Ticketing Lobby at 'Hot Dish'.

1. As international arrival you need to go through passport control first. Note that you arrive at Terminal 1, with concourses A - D. 2. As at 'T1-Lindbergh Terminal' concourses G & A are on opposite sides, you need to first take the concourse connector between Concourses G & C; then board the Concourse Tram at Concourse C to Concourse A. Gate numbers correspond to concourses, i.e., A14).

The Lindbergh T1 terminal has a connector walkway between Concourses G & C.

Delta operates out of the Lindbergh Terminal of MSP and uses all Concourses A through G for its flights. Concourse Connections: Concourses C & A are served by a tram; a connector between Concourses C & A connects to Concourse B by a short tunnel; and the Concourse Connector Bridge connects Concourses G & C. Concourses G, F, E & D can be reached by foot. Your ticket should indicate arrivals & departures gates (i.e., C10, A2). One hour connecting time should suffice.

Most flights, including Delta, use Terminal 1 (Lindbergh), which has Concourses A through F with corresponding gates. Terminal 2 (Humphrey) has only H gates 1-10 (Humphrey is only for AirTran, Icelandair, Southwest, Sun Country & Charters). 2. If transferring to the Humphrey terminal, ou need to take the skyway on Level 2 to the parking ramp on the second level, by following signs and walking through the parking ramp and taking the escalator or elevator down to the light rail transit station. This takes about five minutes. Don't know how long it takes to get there.