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Note that all international arrivals, EXCEPT those on United flights, are in Terminal B. Terminal C is the exclusive terminal for United; however it also uses some of its domestic flights at Terminal A. All levels in all three terminals are the same and GroundLink should know where to stand for pickup (with a sign).

While Terminal C is the exclusive United Airlines terminal, United & United Express also use Terminal A for some flights. (Terminal B is for international arrivals, other than United). Don't understand your second Q.

Buses stop in front of each of the 3 EWR terminals. For schedule open http://www.transbridgelines.com/daily.htm. Alternatively, you could take the Olympic Bus service to midtown Manhattan, with its first stop at the huge Bus Terminal on 42d Street/8th Avenue, serving all buses, private and public.

Did you make this bus trip? Successful?

This is what I found at Wiki Fair Lawn, N.J.: "Fair Lawn is served by the Radburn and Broadway train stations on the New Jersey Transit Bergen County Line. The stations offer service to Hoboken Terminal, with connections at Secaucus Junction to Penn Station in midtown Manhattan and to most other New Jersey Transit train lines. New Jersey Transit buses include the 144, 148, 160, 164 and 196 routes to the Port Authority Bus Terminal in midtown Manhattan; the, 171, 175 to the George Washington Bridge Bus Terminal; and the 746, 758 and 770 lines, offering local service." In my opinion, it would be easiest for you to take the bus into NYC: 1. The Olympic Bus service to Manhattan is available to downtown and midtown; the bus to midtown makes its first stop at the Bus Terminal on 42d Street/8th Avenue and continues on to the Grand Central Station.

thank you for replying - i will look into this

You get taxis day and night at EWR - the taxi stand is right outside each terminal. However, you may want to look at http://www.panynj.gov/airports/ewr-taxi-car-van-service.html and scroll down to "Car and van service available at Newark Liberty for option and contact numbers. NOTE: the fees stated there may not be updated.

1. AirTrain Entry/Exit $5.50 is included on New Jersey Transit and Amtrak tickets to/from the Airport. The Newark Liberty Train station is a 7-minute ride to/from Terminal C. Tickets for the Airtrain are available at AirTrain Stations of each terminal. 2. Amtrak service on Northeast Corridor runs every hour(tel. 800-872-7245).

1. All international flights at EWR (except Continental) arrive at Terminal B. 2. You will spend about 35-45 mins going through passport control, retrieve your checked bags, and go through customs clearance. 3. Thereafter take the AirTrain which connects passengers to NJ Transit and Amtrak Northeast Corridor train lines via the Newark Liberty International Airport Train Station. You can also connect to the Path train at Newark Penn Station to the New York Penn Station on 34th St/8th Ave. AirTrain Entry/Exit $5.50 is included on New Jersey Transit and Amtrak tickets to/from the Airport. The Newark Liberty Train station is a 7-minute ride to/from Terminal C. Tickets for the Airtrain are available at AirTrain Stations of each terminal. Travel time to NY Penn Station 30 mins; to to Newark Penn Station 15 mins. Once you at the Newark Penn Station, you can get your connection to Princeton.

Find out which terminal they arrive at (all international flights are at Terminal B, Terminal C is for Continental (except Continental Express), Terminal A is for all other flights. The Airtrain connects all terminals in the post-security area. A good way to meet is at the station (at TA close to gateway A2, at TB close to gteway B2, at TC the station is on the upper level's center. Or you can meet at the baggage claim.

The AirTrain station in Terminal C is on the Upper Level's center, at post-security. Follow signs, hop on train which takes a few minutes to get to Terminal B.

my son is being dropped off at Nwk Air to get a Rider U van to go back to college. Where would he pick up that van?