PHL Terminal Connections | iFlyer Forum

You can walk from the C gates (C16-31 on both sides of the Concourse) to the B gates. Terminal B/C of PHL has on either side Concourses B & C, which are reached from the Food Court & Shops located at the B/C link /connector: When arriving at C gates walk towards gate C16, then cross the B/C link and you are close to gates B1 & B2, (B gates are B1-B17) - transfer passengers do not need to re-enter security checks, as all but Terminal F are connected at post-security areas.

Shuttle bus connection is not made clear at PHL site; however, all terminals other than Terminal F are connected at their concourse level. A gates are to the far end with B gates right next to them.

At PHL you can use the moving walkway connecting TA-West & TA-East to TB - no need to go through security check. However, if you arrive at TA-West as an international arrival (unless you have gone through US customs clearance by participating airports in Canada and the Caribbean), you need to go through passport check, retrieve checked bags, go through customs clearance and - if transferring to another flight - re-check-in bag.

Terminal F is separate from the other terminals; exit the terminal and take the free shuttle bus operated by US Airways to Terminal A, which is connected to Terminal B.

Terminal F is separate from the other terminals; exit the terminal and take the free shuttle bus operated by US Airways to Terminal A, which is connected to Terminal B.

What is the usual transfer time to get from F to A?

You can do it in 20 min or less

On arrival at Terminal A of PHL, take the SEPTA rail on the R1 Airport Line connecting the Airport's Terminals A-East, B, C, D & E. to the City and making stops at the following stations: East Wick, 38th Street, Penn Center Suburban, Market East. For SEPTA 'general information' call 215-580-7800; for SEPTA 'CCT Connect' call 215-580-7700 - or visit SEPTA at septa.org.

Thank you for your help. Will I have enough time to make my connection and do I need a reservation

I called the New Jersey Transit and was told I do not need a reservation. Can I get a ticket from the airport for the train to 30th street station. Your last ans. I could not find. I am going crazy with not being told which railway is which, time to get somewhere ect. I have look some up on the computer. thanks

Presuming that you use US Airways for both flights: You arrive at Terminal A (TA-West) serves all international arrivals. On arrival you need to go through passport check, pick up your bag, go through customs clearance, and re-check-in your bag where indicated (could take up to 1 hr in summer). Thereafter proceed to Terminal B via moving walkway, which has gates B1-16. Note that distances between the terminals are long, but two hours are enough time for gate-to-gate transfer.

1. Since you only have one airline, you will not have to worry about baggage transfer. However, at Munich make sure that your baggage tags indicate all airport Code names. When you arrive at PHL (I presume that's what you meant - Philadelphia Airport) you need to go through passport check, pick up your bag for customs clearance and re-check it in - you will be guided by signs - "recheck-in' is dropping off your bag at dedicated area.

thanks a lot, by the way - is the procedure the same for way back, i.e. pick-up baggage after arrival from SF and go to the international terminal and recheck baggage or USAirlines as one operater for the whole journey will take care about everything and our baggage will travell from Kona to Munich without our touch ?

Your arrival at and departure from PHL depends on your airlines. Open www.ifly.com/phl and click on "Terminal Map" at QUICK LINKS. Scroll down & you get terminal details and connections.

At SFO you arrive at Terminal 1, Boarding area B and depart from Terminal 3, Boarding area F. Use the Red Line of the AirTrain, an automated people mover. Just follow signs. You have enough time. Make sure that on arrival you look at the overhead screens to find your departure flight number, gate and time.

thanks for the info. thought they had to take a bus or tram. people mover is good. the older of two is 17. he worried, has lonely fly twice both adults. can he Dad still pay US Airway the 100 fee to have them met at gate and take them to TF?

At PHL 3, the SEPTA rail on the R1 Airport Line connects the Airport's Terminals A-East, B, C, D & E. to the City and makes stops at the following stations: East Wick, 38th Street, Penn Center Suburban, Market East. For SEPTA 'general information' call 215-580-7800; for SEPTA 'CCT Connect' call 215-580-7700 - or visit SEPTA at septa.org. As to cell phone boarding pass - you probably can - make sure by contacting PHL at (215) 937 6937 or Twitter at @PHLAirport

At PHL you have the following options: 1. The SEPTA rail on the R1 Airport Line connects the Airport's Terminals A-East, B, C, D & E. to the City and makes stops at the following stations: East Wick, 38th Street, Penn Center Suburban, Market East. 22. SEPTA buses 37 & 108 also offer service to Downtown Philadelphia, with stops along the way. 3. For SEPTA 'general information' call 215-580-7800; for SEPTA 'CCT Connect' call 215-580-7700 - or visit SEPTA at septa.org. 4. For transportation information other than for SEPTA call the Ground Transportation hotline at 215-937-6958.

Where you arrive at PHL and depart from, depends on your airline. I suggest you open www.ifly.com/phl and click under Quick Links "Terminal Map" - under the map, you see detailed listing of terminals, airlines & transfer options.

At PHL, you need to exit TD, walk over to Terminal B/C, which connects at the ticketing level to the food court and Concourse B.