Main Terminal / Concourses at Newark Liberty EWR Airport
Newark Liberty Airport layout, getting around, important terminal changes & Terminal details:
Newark Liberty Airport consists of three major passenger terminals – TA, TB & TC- arranged in a semi-circle. All three terminals will change their individual level designation (see "Important Terminal Changes' below) and each terminal has three gateways. Terminal A houses mainly domestic flights other than United (but including some of United Express); Terminal B houses all international flights, except United; Terminal C is exclusively for United & for some United Express flights.
If arriving at EWR by AirTrain your first terminal stop after 7 minutes will be at Terminal C, with another two minutes each to Terminals B and A in that order.
Getting around:
1. Terminal to Terminal connections: Hop on the AirTrain (serving pre-security, non-sterile areas on the Gate Level of all terminals and free within the Airport) and get off at your connecting terminal within minutes - however to get to your connecting gate you need to go through security check first.
You can also take the shuttle bus between TA & TC - at TA (near gate A28), TC (near gate C71).
The AirTrain also takes you to the rental car facilities, hotel shuttles and central parking lots P2, 3 & 4. Furthermore, The AirTrain gets you daily, 24/7, from/to and around Newark Airport, with connections to New Jersey Transit and the rail lines that run on the Northeast Corridor and North Jersey Coast Line, as well as to/from Manhattan and points north, or Philadelphia and points south.
2. International Arrivals: Unless you have gone through US customs clearance by participating airports, 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). To get to your connecting flight, take the Airtrain which serves all pre-security areas of all terminals.
3. Getting airport-related information: EWR has now installed a 'virtual avatar' - with the likeness of a real person.
IMPORTANT TERMINAL CHANGES: Up to 2014, Newark Airport is redirecting access roads to various terminal levels; adding new signage, and instituting new level designations:
All three Terminals have four levels: Levels 1, 2, 3, and a Gate level (between levels 2 & 3) with Gate areas 1, 2 & 3; at gate area entry is the security checkpoint. Three escalators located at each level's center, right & left connect to the next level, while elevators are on both ends of levels 1-3. Signs direct passengers to specific levels of terminals and to their services.
Terminal A at Newark Liberty Airport - used for all domestic flights (including some of United Express, using Gate Area 1):
Level 1 of Terminal A offers access to the parking facilities.
Level 2 of Terminal A is the arrivals level with baggage claim, rental car counters, hotel phone board, bus & taxi counters.
Level 3 of Terminal A has 5 check-in areas for: 1. Air Canada, American, American Eagle, Frontier; 2. JetBlue, Southwest, United, United Express; 3. US Airways, Virgin America & WestJet. A bus stop is at the right end.
The Gate Level leads to three gate areas: Gate Area A1 (gates A10-18); Gate Area A2 (gates A20-28); and Gate Area A3 (gates A30-39). Each gate area has an airline club lounge. ATM machines are on the Gates Level and near gate A14. Food & drink, shops & newsstands are only on this level.
The shuttle bus from Terminals A to C stops near gate A28.
NOTE: Terminal A is in phase 1 of planning stage for redevelopment.
Terminal B at Newark Liberty Airport - used for arriving & departing international flights (other than United), with immigration/ customs facilities - has recently completed most of its overhaul work, and will complete the revamped international Arrivals area by August 2013. It has passport & customs facilities for international arrivals.
Level 1 of Terminal B opposite level 1 are three bus stops.
Level 2 of Terminal B is the Arrivals level with baggage claim and an information counter on opposite side. In the center is a hotel board, rental car counters, & taxi & bus desks;
Level 3 of Terminal B has five airline check-in areas: 1. Alaska, Air France, Air India, Alitalia & British airlines; 2. Comair, Delta, Delta Expres & El Al; 3. Iceland Express, Jet Airways, Lufthansa & Lot Polish; 4. Open Skies, Porter, SAS, & Singapore airlines; and 5. Swiss, TAP Portugal, United & Virgin Atlantic.
The Gate Level leads to three gate areas: 1. Gate Area B1 (gates B40-47); 2. Gate Area B2 (gates B51-57 used by British Airways); and 3. Gate Area B3 (gates B60 to B68). Currency exchange is available in the gate area B3 and at gate B61. The new British Airways Galleries lounge for its first-class & Club World (business class) passengers & Executive Club Silver & Gold members is now near gates B50-58. Virgin Atlantic has just opened its member lounge. Food & drink, as well as retail concessions are only located in the Gates Level, with Relay being in each gate area.
NOTE: Terminal B, at its final phase of construction, will upgrade & extend the Arrivals Greeting area, to be completed August 2013.
Terminal C at Newark Liberty Airport is now exclusively serving United & United Express airlines (domestic flights of United Express also use Gate Area A1 in Terminal A). A passport control and customs clearance facility is on a separate level.
Level 1 of Terminal C is the arrivals level with baggage claim, information counter, taxi & bus desks; & a bus stop outside.
Level 2 of Terminal C serves ticketing and Economy check-in, PremierAccess check-in; Global Services & BusinessFirst check-in; An 'All Gates' level between levels 2 & 3 will hous departing gates, restaurants & shops, and AirTrain Newark station.
Level 3 of Terminal C serves ticketing and Economy check-in, Group check-in, and Special Services.
The Gate level leads to three gate areas: 1. Gate Area C1, arranged in a Y-shape, with gates C70-99; 2. Gate Area C2 (gates C101-C115); and 3. Gate Area C3 (gates C120-139).
The Shuttle Bus from Terminal C to Terminal A stops at gateway C1, near gate C71. Currency Exchanges are located at: C3, near gate C132; C1, near gate C74; and two near the entrance to gateway C3. Food & drink, as well as shops, are located on the Gates Level, and in the three gateways. A bus stop is outside of the Lower Level, to the left. Gateways 1 & 2 have airlines lounges.
Amenities and services inside the passenger terminals include Welcome Centers, food & drink, retail & duty-free concessions, internet access, banking facilities, lost & found, passenger information & paging, and more. Note that United Airlines ticket holders can store their bags with NBS Storage at Terminal C, between baggage carousels 1 & 2.
The new Welcome Centers in the Arrivals areas of the terminals (which also have an ATM cash machine), are staffed by Customer Care Reps wearing red vests, who offer the following services: Ground transportation information, hotel reservations, info on shops & restaurants, rental cars and tourist attractions.
Rental car offices located at garages P2 & P3 can be reached by the AirTrain. (P2 is for Budget/Dollar, and for Enterprise courtesy van pickup; P3 is for Avis, Hertz & National).
Newark Liberty Airport consists of three major passenger terminals – TA, TB & TC- arranged in a semi-circle. All three terminals will change their individual level designation (see "Important Terminal Changes' below) and each terminal has three gateways. Terminal A houses mainly domestic flights other than United (but including some of United Express); Terminal B houses all international flights, except United; Terminal C is exclusively for United & for some United Express flights.
If arriving at EWR by AirTrain your first terminal stop after 7 minutes will be at Terminal C, with another two minutes each to Terminals B and A in that order.
Getting around:
1. Terminal to Terminal connections: Hop on the AirTrain (serving pre-security, non-sterile areas on the Gate Level of all terminals and free within the Airport) and get off at your connecting terminal within minutes - however to get to your connecting gate you need to go through security check first.
You can also take the shuttle bus between TA & TC - at TA (near gate A28), TC (near gate C71).
The AirTrain also takes you to the rental car facilities, hotel shuttles and central parking lots P2, 3 & 4. Furthermore, The AirTrain gets you daily, 24/7, from/to and around Newark Airport, with connections to New Jersey Transit and the rail lines that run on the Northeast Corridor and North Jersey Coast Line, as well as to/from Manhattan and points north, or Philadelphia and points south.
2. International Arrivals: Unless you have gone through US customs clearance by participating airports, 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). To get to your connecting flight, take the Airtrain which serves all pre-security areas of all terminals.
3. Getting airport-related information: EWR has now installed a 'virtual avatar' - with the likeness of a real person.
IMPORTANT TERMINAL CHANGES: Up to 2014, Newark Airport is redirecting access roads to various terminal levels; adding new signage, and instituting new level designations:
All three Terminals have four levels: Levels 1, 2, 3, and a Gate level (between levels 2 & 3) with Gate areas 1, 2 & 3; at gate area entry is the security checkpoint. Three escalators located at each level's center, right & left connect to the next level, while elevators are on both ends of levels 1-3. Signs direct passengers to specific levels of terminals and to their services.
Terminal A at Newark Liberty Airport - used for all domestic flights (including some of United Express, using Gate Area 1):
Level 1 of Terminal A offers access to the parking facilities.
Level 2 of Terminal A is the arrivals level with baggage claim, rental car counters, hotel phone board, bus & taxi counters.
Level 3 of Terminal A has 5 check-in areas for: 1. Air Canada, American, American Eagle, Frontier; 2. JetBlue, Southwest, United, United Express; 3. US Airways, Virgin America & WestJet. A bus stop is at the right end.
The Gate Level leads to three gate areas: Gate Area A1 (gates A10-18); Gate Area A2 (gates A20-28); and Gate Area A3 (gates A30-39). Each gate area has an airline club lounge. ATM machines are on the Gates Level and near gate A14. Food & drink, shops & newsstands are only on this level.
The shuttle bus from Terminals A to C stops near gate A28.
NOTE: Terminal A is in phase 1 of planning stage for redevelopment.
Terminal B at Newark Liberty Airport - used for arriving & departing international flights (other than United), with immigration/ customs facilities - has recently completed most of its overhaul work, and will complete the revamped international Arrivals area by August 2013. It has passport & customs facilities for international arrivals.
Level 1 of Terminal B opposite level 1 are three bus stops.
Level 2 of Terminal B is the Arrivals level with baggage claim and an information counter on opposite side. In the center is a hotel board, rental car counters, & taxi & bus desks;
Level 3 of Terminal B has five airline check-in areas: 1. Alaska, Air France, Air India, Alitalia & British airlines; 2. Comair, Delta, Delta Expres & El Al; 3. Iceland Express, Jet Airways, Lufthansa & Lot Polish; 4. Open Skies, Porter, SAS, & Singapore airlines; and 5. Swiss, TAP Portugal, United & Virgin Atlantic.
The Gate Level leads to three gate areas: 1. Gate Area B1 (gates B40-47); 2. Gate Area B2 (gates B51-57 used by British Airways); and 3. Gate Area B3 (gates B60 to B68). Currency exchange is available in the gate area B3 and at gate B61. The new British Airways Galleries lounge for its first-class & Club World (business class) passengers & Executive Club Silver & Gold members is now near gates B50-58. Virgin Atlantic has just opened its member lounge. Food & drink, as well as retail concessions are only located in the Gates Level, with Relay being in each gate area.
NOTE: Terminal B, at its final phase of construction, will upgrade & extend the Arrivals Greeting area, to be completed August 2013.
Terminal C at Newark Liberty Airport is now exclusively serving United & United Express airlines (domestic flights of United Express also use Gate Area A1 in Terminal A). A passport control and customs clearance facility is on a separate level.
Level 1 of Terminal C is the arrivals level with baggage claim, information counter, taxi & bus desks; & a bus stop outside.
Level 2 of Terminal C serves ticketing and Economy check-in, PremierAccess check-in; Global Services & BusinessFirst check-in; An 'All Gates' level between levels 2 & 3 will hous departing gates, restaurants & shops, and AirTrain Newark station.
Level 3 of Terminal C serves ticketing and Economy check-in, Group check-in, and Special Services.
The Gate level leads to three gate areas: 1. Gate Area C1, arranged in a Y-shape, with gates C70-99; 2. Gate Area C2 (gates C101-C115); and 3. Gate Area C3 (gates C120-139).
The Shuttle Bus from Terminal C to Terminal A stops at gateway C1, near gate C71. Currency Exchanges are located at: C3, near gate C132; C1, near gate C74; and two near the entrance to gateway C3. Food & drink, as well as shops, are located on the Gates Level, and in the three gateways. A bus stop is outside of the Lower Level, to the left. Gateways 1 & 2 have airlines lounges.
Amenities and services inside the passenger terminals include Welcome Centers, food & drink, retail & duty-free concessions, internet access, banking facilities, lost & found, passenger information & paging, and more. Note that United Airlines ticket holders can store their bags with NBS Storage at Terminal C, between baggage carousels 1 & 2.
The new Welcome Centers in the Arrivals areas of the terminals (which also have an ATM cash machine), are staffed by Customer Care Reps wearing red vests, who offer the following services: Ground transportation information, hotel reservations, info on shops & restaurants, rental cars and tourist attractions.
Rental car offices located at garages P2 & P3 can be reached by the AirTrain. (P2 is for Budget/Dollar, and for Enterprise courtesy van pickup; P3 is for Avis, Hertz & National).
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