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Your US Airways flight today arrives at gate A23 at 4:20 pm. Gate A is in Terminal A-West, where you need to go through passport check, retrieve checked bags, go through customs clearance and - if transferring to another flight - re-check-in bag. Your connecting flight 191 by US Airways leaves at gate B3 of Terminal B. Terminals A-West, A-East, B & C are connected at post-security via moving walkways. Your time is sufficient.

Hi Chrish Since im facing a similar situation soon (2hrs) could you let me know if you made it and was doable? thank you

1. Make sure that the airline you use on your first leg of journey transfer bags to the connecting airline's flight - if not, you need to collect your bags and check them in with the other airline at their counter. 2. If you arrive at PHL from a domestic flight from Manchester MHT Airport (NH), you simply connect to your next departure gate. If you arrive at PHL from an international flight from Manchester MAH, England - you need to go through passport control, pick up bags, go through customs clearance and re-check-in your bag where indicated, before moving on to your connecting gate. 3. Open www.ifly.com/phl and click on "Terminal Map" under QUICK LINKS; then stroll down to the detailed text to find how to make your connection. Either way you have enough time.

You need to call your airline that you will need transport stating flight number & departure time, or approach a Delta employee inside the terminal.

1. You will arrive at Terminal A-West, where 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 tags should indicate layover and final destination Airport Codes). Count on 35-50 mins for this procedure. Thereafter, the free shuttle bus, operated by US Airways runs between Terminals A and F (A-West & A-East are connected and you will be directed by the shuttle bus outside. Allow at least 35-45 minutes to connecting terminal. At Terminal F you need to go through security check before proceeding to your gate: Concourse 1 with gates F1-F9, Concourse 3 with gates F24-39, and Concourse 2 with gates F10-23. Your ticket and/or the overhead screens should indicate your flight, gate number & departure time.

At PHL, Terminal D is connected to the Terminal TB/TC shopping area through a post-security walkway. Furthermore, shuttle buses take you from terminal to terminal, but you need to go through Security check at TF before proceeding to your gate. An hour layover will give you time for both options.

1. Terminal A West serves all international flights, and American (AA) is in connected Terminal A East. 2. On arrival you need to go through passport check, retrieve your bags, go through customs clearance and re-check-in your bag (unless BA does not transfer bags to AA - make sure before departure - if not, you would need to check-in your bags at the AA counter) 3. Transfer passengers do not need to re-enter security checks, as all but Terminal F are connected at post-security areas. Simply follow signs to your connecting gate.

Thank you sujul12. From your comments, 2 hrs and 5 minutes should be enough time to make our connection. am I correct?

Terminals A, B, & C are connected. Terminals C & F at PHL are at different locations. A free shuttle bus, operated by US Airways, runs between Terminal A and F. TF (US Airways Express) has concourses 1 with gates F1-F9 leads to the left to Concourse 3 with gates F24-F39, and to the right to Concourse 2 with gates F10-F23. Allow at least 30 mins transfer between terminals. At TF you need to go through security before proceeding to your gate - hurry!

At PHL you arrive at the US Air Terminal, which has gates C16-31. Your departure depends on whether you take an international flight (TA-West - gates A1-26 & A17-A14) or a domestic flight (TA-East gates A1-A13). Moving walkways connect all terminals (other than TF) at post-security. Therefore, your transfer time will be sufficient, even at slow motion.

As a domestic arrival at PHL you do not have to go through customs clearance. You simply take the shuttle bus operated by US Airways outside of Arrivals/ baggage claim to Terminal A (while all other terminals are connected, Terminal F is not). At Terminal A you need to go through security check and on to your gate. An hour should suffice.

You will arrive at PHL at TA-West terminal, where you need to go through passport check, pick up bags, go through customs clearance and then re-check-in your bags. Thereafter, exit the terminal and take the free shuttle bus, operated by US Airways, to Terminal F, where you will have to go through security check before continuing on to your connecting gate (TF has Concourse 1 with gates F1-9, leading to the left to Concourse 3 with gates F24-39 and to the right to Concourse 2 with gates F10-23. You have enough time for transfer.

At Brussels, when checking in make sure your luggage is tagged for all the airports with their codes. However, at PHL, as an international arrival in the US, you need to first go through passport check, pick up your bags, go through customs clearance and then re-check-in your bag. You will arrive at PHL in Terminal A-West (TA-West)& will depart from the same terminal if using US Airways; if using US Airways Express, you need to proceed to Terminal F (look at your ticket whether it states A or F gates (i.e., A13, F23). A free shuttle bus takes you from TA to TF. International transfers need to allow for at least 30 minutes for connecting to transfer gates.

Indeed. Count on all airports at the eastern seaboard, as New York is closing all of its five Airports.

Indeed. Count on all airports at the eastern seaboard, as New York is closing all of its five Airports.