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Since Halifax Airport has U.S. customs clearance, you save time at U.S. arrival in Newark. Simply take the Airtrain connecting all terminals inside security - you have enough time.

1. Your dad has to make sure at check-in in P.R. to have his bags tagged with all three airport codes. He will have to take the Airtrain from Terminal C on upper level's center, post-security, to Terminal A arriving there close to gateway A2. The A gates are divided into three gate areas: A10-18, A20-28 and A30-39. He could also take The Shuttle bus from Terminal C to Terminal A stops at gateway C1, near gate C71, and from A to C at the gateway A2, near gate A28. In any case he will have enough time for transfer. If he needs assistance, he needs to contact his airline.

1. Unless Halifax has U.S. customs clearance, at EWR you need to go through passport check, retrieve checked bags, go through customs clearance and - if transferring to another flight - re-check-in bag (the tag should indicate layover and final destination Airport Codes). That takes about 35-45 mins. Look at your ticket (and on arrival at EWR at the overhead screens) for your arrivals/ departure terminal and gate. Continental & United have officially merged a week ago - Terminal C was the exclusive Continental terminal with its own customs facilities, and Terminal B is the terminal for all international flights, other than Continental. Terminal A was listedd for United, United Express & Continental Express and affiliates of Continental. (TA gates are A1-39; TB gates B1-68; TC gates C70-130.) The Airtrain serves all 3 terminals - at TA close to gateway A2, at TB close toB2; at TC on upper level's center, post-security.

You have two options to connect to another terminal: Use the Airtrain which serves all 3 terminals , or use the shuttle bus between Terminals C & A: 1. Airtrain stations are at Terminals A & B on Concourse level, post-security: At Terminal A close to gateway A2; at Terminal B close to gateway B2; at Terminal C the station is on Upper Level's center, at post-security. The AirTrain runs 24/7 between terminals, parking lots & rental car complex. 2. The Shuttle bus from Terminal C to Terminal A stops at gateway C1, near gate C71, and from A to C at the gateway A2, near gate A28.

1. United & United Express use Terminal A which has three gate areas: area A1 with gates A10-18, A2 gates A20-28 and A3 gates A30-39. You simply walk to your connecting gate. (Your ticket should indicate gate number - if not, on arrival at EWR, look at overhead screens to find your connecting gate number.

1. When checking in at Austin Bergstrom Airport, ask if your airline will transfer your bags at EWR to your Maine flight at PWM - your bags need to have all 3 airport codes on their tags. (If your first airline does not transfer your bags, you need to pick them up at EWR's Terminal A exit the terminal and take the shuttle bus to Terminal C, where you have to check in your bag again and go through security check before proceeding to your gate. If your airline will forward your bags, you can take the Airtrain (close to gateway A) to Terminal C, where it stops on the upper level's center, also post-security (no need for going through security check. 41 mins would be enough if bags are being transferred.

At EWR you simply take the Airtrain post-security from Terminal A, Concourse level, to Terminal C, upper level, center. No need to go through security.

You arrive & depart from Terminal A which has three gate areas: gate area A1 gates A10-18; gate area A2 gates A20-28; gate area A3 gates A30-39. Simply follow signs to get to your connecting gate. You have enough time.

Thank you so much "Samar12"!!!! I appreciate the info!

You arrive at EWR at Terminal A, gate A1. use the Airtrain whose station at TA is on the concouse level, post-security; it will arrive at Terminal C on the upper level's center, again at post-security. Note that Terminal C has three gate areas: gate area C1 arranged in a Y-shape with gates C70-75, C80-88 & C90-99 on each side; gate area C2 has gates C101A-115A-B (15 gates); gate area C3 has gates C12-130. Follow signs. No need to go through security again.

Airtrain stations at EWR are located at: Terminals A & B on Concourse level, post-security: At Terminal A close to gateway A2; at Terminal B close to gateway B2; at Terminal C the station is on Upper Level's center, at post-security.

On continental website : http://pss.united.com/web/en-US/content/travel/airport/maps/ewr.aspx This shows that the airtrain is in the pre-security area no ? (in the legend : security clearance required) whereas the shuttle bus between TA and TC is post-security. Not easy to understand for people connecting in newark for the first time...

The Airtrain station is located close to gateway A2 and will take you to Terminal C's upper level, center, at post-security. Terminal C gates: has gate area C1 arranged in a Y-shape with gates C70-75, C80-88 & C90-99 on each side; gate area C2 has gates C101A-115A-B (15 gates); gate area C3 has gates C12-130. You have enough time and need not go through security again.

Strangely enough, when I called the information line for Newark Airport, the woman I talked to said I would have to go thru security again. Wow.

All international arrivals in the U.S. need to to through passport check, pick up bags, go through customs clearance & re-check-in their bags before proceeding to the next flight. Count on 30-45 mins for this procedure. Thereafter take the Airtrain, which is located close to gateway B2 to Terminal A where it arrives close to gateway A2. It will take only minutes. Terminal A has 3 gateways: A1 - gates A10-18; A2 - gates A20-28; A3 - gates A30-39. Your ticket should indicate your departing gate number. You have enough time for your transfer.

1. Terminal C is Continental's exclusive terminal - it has three gate areas: Gate area C1 is arranged in a Y-shape with gates C70-75, C80-88 & C90-99 on each side; gate area C2 has gates C101A-115A-B (15 gates); gate area C3 has gates C12-130. You need to look at your ticket to e which gate you arrive/depart from (also on arrival watch the overhead screen for your connecting flight gate. Presuming you use Continental for arrivals & departures, you need not change terminals. As you state that your return is in Terminal B it must be by another airline. You need on arrival go through passport control, pick up your bags, go through customs clearance, and re-check in your bags (a 30-45 min. process) before continuing on to Terminal C, which is connected by AirTrain - just follow signs.

I have in June these flights OPorto/New York 11H45 / 14H50 terminal B by TAP and New York/Miami 16H40 / 19H55 terminal A by American Airlines. Do you think that I have time between the connections? I need to go to US customs and i need also to take my bag to the connecting terminal? Thks

better not call it Oporto= the Portugese get angry, call it Porto