Newark Liberty Airport consists of three major passenger terminals – Terminals A, B & - arranged in a semi-circle. All three terminals have each four levels (their Concourse level has 3 gateways - gateways - A-1, A-2, A3; B-1, B-2, B3; and C-1, C-2, C-3). Terminal A houses United; Terminal B is mainly for Delta; Terminal C houses Continental.  International flights, except those of Continental, depart & arrive at Terminal B. 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 post-security areas of all terminals and free within the Airport) and get off at your connecting terminal within minutes. You can also take the shuttle bus from Terminal A to TC, or TC to TA.  Also, 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 post-security areas of all terminals.

Terminal A at Newark Liberty Airport consists of the following levels: Lower, Arrivals, Upper & Concourse Level. The Concourse Level has three gateways leading to (a) gate area A1 with gates A10 to A18; (b) gate area A2 with gates A20 to A28; and (c) gate area A3 with gates A30 to A39. Three escalators (center, right & left) connect the Upper, Arrivals and Lower Levels.  The shuttle bus from Terminal A to C stops at the A2 gate area, close to gate A28, while the AirTrain stop is on the Concourse Level, close to the A2 gateway. A currency exchange is available at A1, gate A14, and on the Concourse Level between the gateways to A2 & A3. Food & drink, as well as shops are on the Concourse Level, at the three gateways and in gate areas A1, A2 & A3. A bus stop is outside the Upper Level, south-east corner.

Terminal B at Newark Liberty Airport consists of the following levels: Lower, Arrivals, Upper & Concourse Level. The Concourse Level has three gateways leading to (a) gate area B1 with gates B40 to B47; (b) gate area B2 with gates B51 to B57; and Gate Area B3 with gates B60 to B68. Escalators & elevators connect each level. The AirTrain Station is located post-security, at the gateway leading to gate area 2. Currency exchange is available in the B3 gate area opposite gate B60 and at gate B61. Food & drink, as well as shops, are located mainly in the Concourse Level, with fewer in the gateways and gate areas B1, B2 & B3.  Three bus stops are outside of the Lower Level.

Terminal C at Newark Liberty Airport consists of the following levels: Lower, Mid, Upper & Concourse Level. The Concourse level has three gateways leading to (a) gate area C1 is arranged in a Y-shape, with gates C70 to C75; C80 to C88, & C90 to C99 on each side; (b) Gateway C2 has gates C101A to C115A-B (15 gates); and (c) Gate area C3 has gates C12 to C130. The Shuttle Bus from Terminal C to Terminal A stops at gateway C1, near gate C71. The AirTrain Station is on the Upper Level’s center, at post-security. Currency Exchanges are located at: C3, near gate 132; C1, near gate C90; and two near the entrance to gateway C3. Food & drink, as well as shops, are located on the Concourse Level and in the three gateways and gate areas C1, C2 & C3. A bus stop is outside of the Lower Level, to the left.

Amenities and services inside the passenger terminals include food & drink, retail & duty-free concessions, internet access, banking facilities, lost & found, passenger information & paging, and more.  Note that Continental ticketholders 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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