Main Terminal / Concourses at Tampa TPA Airport
Terminal Layout at Tampa Airport, Getting Around, International Arrivals, Landside Terminal and Airside Satellites A, C, E & F:
Tampa International Airport has one three-level passenger terminal, referred to as the 'Landside Terminal', which is surrounded by four satellites - Airsides A, C, E & F - and connected by the monorail. The Landside building includes short-term parking at its basement level, and the long-term parking garage is across from it. All passengers, whether arriving or departing, will pass through the Transfer Level 3 of the Landside Building; departing passengers proceed to Level 2, while arriving passengers go down to level 1 for baggage claim.
For passenger pickup use the cell phone lot accessible from I-274 & S.R.60, on Bessie Coleman Blvd (adjacent to the US Post Office); or use short-term parking inside the landside building.
Getting around at TPA:
1. Surrounding Airside Satellites A, C, E & F are connected by a monorail to the Landside Terminal.
2. International arrivals: Airside F is for international flights. Unless you have gone through US customs clearance at 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). The monorail connects all airside Concourses A-F.
The Landside Terminal is presently undergoing extensive renovation work to accommodate international flights and improve custromer service - completion of which is scheduled for Fall 2013.. It houses the Baggage Claim on Level 1, Ticketing on Level 2, and Transfer on Level 3. All three levels are divided into Red areas on the North side, and Blue areas on the South side, depending on your airline, with signs above elevators & escalators guiding you to the proper side. (Short-term parking is on top of the terminal.)
(a) The baggage claim level in the Landside Terminal of TPA Airport contains the ground transportation information desk, courtesy phones for hotels and off-site rental cars, paging phones (for outside paging call 813-870-8770), skycaps & baggage carts;
(b) the Ticketing level is divided into Red airlines on the North side and Blue airlines on the South side, housing the airline ticket counters and courtesy phones for paging & Skycaps; and
(c) the Transfer level offers food & drink establishments and shops, currency exchange & ATM machines, information kiosks, Travelers Aid, as well as access to the Marriott Hotel.
(e) A new 1,100 square-foot USO center is is now open for business.
The four surrounding Airside Satellites A, C, E & F at Tampa International, connected to the Landside Terminal by a monorail, offer a food court, gift shop and smoking patio, while Airsides E & F also house duty-free shops. Airside F, designed for international flights, also houses the US Airways Club and the British Airways’ International Club.
Airside Satellite A serves Frontier, JetBlue, Spirit & United, with gates A1-18;
Airside Satellite C serves AirTan & Southwest with gates C30-45;
Airside Satellite E serves Delta & Air Canada with gates E62-75; and
Airside Satellite F serves American, British, Cayman, Edelweiss, Sky King, US Airways, & WestJet, with gates F76-90. Airside Satellite F is for international flights.
NOTE: Airside F is to get 2 additional baggage belts, 2 more passport check booths, more concession space, added TSA screening lanes and improved present lanes. Security checkpoint queues are being relocated and WiFi system upgraded - all to be completed by October 2013.
NOTE: Airport Volunteers provide you with brochures, maps & directions, as well as with tourist-related and regional special events information.
Tampa International Airport has one three-level passenger terminal, referred to as the 'Landside Terminal', which is surrounded by four satellites - Airsides A, C, E & F - and connected by the monorail. The Landside building includes short-term parking at its basement level, and the long-term parking garage is across from it. All passengers, whether arriving or departing, will pass through the Transfer Level 3 of the Landside Building; departing passengers proceed to Level 2, while arriving passengers go down to level 1 for baggage claim.
For passenger pickup use the cell phone lot accessible from I-274 & S.R.60, on Bessie Coleman Blvd (adjacent to the US Post Office); or use short-term parking inside the landside building.
Getting around at TPA:
1. Surrounding Airside Satellites A, C, E & F are connected by a monorail to the Landside Terminal.
2. International arrivals: Airside F is for international flights. Unless you have gone through US customs clearance at 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). The monorail connects all airside Concourses A-F.
The Landside Terminal is presently undergoing extensive renovation work to accommodate international flights and improve custromer service - completion of which is scheduled for Fall 2013.. It houses the Baggage Claim on Level 1, Ticketing on Level 2, and Transfer on Level 3. All three levels are divided into Red areas on the North side, and Blue areas on the South side, depending on your airline, with signs above elevators & escalators guiding you to the proper side. (Short-term parking is on top of the terminal.)
(a) The baggage claim level in the Landside Terminal of TPA Airport contains the ground transportation information desk, courtesy phones for hotels and off-site rental cars, paging phones (for outside paging call 813-870-8770), skycaps & baggage carts;
(b) the Ticketing level is divided into Red airlines on the North side and Blue airlines on the South side, housing the airline ticket counters and courtesy phones for paging & Skycaps; and
(c) the Transfer level offers food & drink establishments and shops, currency exchange & ATM machines, information kiosks, Travelers Aid, as well as access to the Marriott Hotel.
(e) A new 1,100 square-foot USO center is is now open for business.
The four surrounding Airside Satellites A, C, E & F at Tampa International, connected to the Landside Terminal by a monorail, offer a food court, gift shop and smoking patio, while Airsides E & F also house duty-free shops. Airside F, designed for international flights, also houses the US Airways Club and the British Airways’ International Club.
Airside Satellite A serves Frontier, JetBlue, Spirit & United, with gates A1-18;
Airside Satellite C serves AirTan & Southwest with gates C30-45;
Airside Satellite E serves Delta & Air Canada with gates E62-75; and
Airside Satellite F serves American, British, Cayman, Edelweiss, Sky King, US Airways, & WestJet, with gates F76-90. Airside Satellite F is for international flights.
NOTE: Airside F is to get 2 additional baggage belts, 2 more passport check booths, more concession space, added TSA screening lanes and improved present lanes. Security checkpoint queues are being relocated and WiFi system upgraded - all to be completed by October 2013.
NOTE: Airport Volunteers provide you with brochures, maps & directions, as well as with tourist-related and regional special events information.
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