Main Terminal / Concourses at Tampa TPA Airport
Passenger Terminal Layout of Tampa International Airport and How to connect to other Terminals:
Tampa International Airport has one passenger terminal referred to as ‘Landside Building’), and concourses A, C, E & F, referred to as ‘Airside’ E to F. Between Airsides C & A is access to the remote baggage sorting facility.
The Passenger Landside Building has a Baggage Claim Level on Level 1, a Ticketing Level on Level 2, and a Transfer Level on Level 3.
The Baggage Claim Level on Level 1 is divided into a Red area on the North side, and a Blue area on the South side, depending on your airline. Signs above elevators & escalators will direct you to the proper side. Note that on this level you cannot proceed directly from the Red to the Blue side, for this you have to go up to Level 2, cross the lobby and take the elevator or stairs back down to Level 1. Signs over the escalators down to the Baggage Claim & over the carousels will show you where to claim your luggage. This Level also has a Ground Transportation information desk, hotel & off-site rental car courtesy phones, Smarte Cartes, rental car desks, paging phones and Skycap service.
The Ticketing Level, on Level 2 is also divided into Red & Blue, North & South side, depending on where your airline is located. Signs above elevators & escalators will direct you to the proper side. This level also includes airline ticket counters, Smarte Cartes, courtesy phones for paging & Skycap service.
The Transfer Level on level 3 is also divided into Red & Blue, North & South side. All arriving/departing passengers pass through the Transfer Level. Departing passengers take elevators/escalators up from the Ticketing Level (Level 2), while arriving passengers take escalators/elevators down to the Baggage Claim Level (Level 1). The Transfer Level also has the following services: all Landside Terminal shops & restaurants, ATM machines in the Tampa Bay Galleria, Information Kiosks, Travelers Aid, currency exchange, & access to the Marriott Hotel.
Red Airlines: AirTran, Continental, Frontier, Midwest, Southwest, Spirit, Air Canada, Ted, United, British Airways, Cayman, & West Jet.
Blue Airlines: JetBlue, Delta, American, American West, US Airways, US Airways Expresss.
Airside A of the passenger terminal serves AirTran, Continental, Frontier & JetBlue airlines with gates A1 to A18.
Airside C of the passenger terminal serves Midwest, Southwest & Spirit airlines with gates C30 to D45.
Airside E of the passenger terminal serves Air Canada, Delta & United airlines with gates E62 to E75.
Airside F of the passenger terminal serves American, American West, British Airways, Cayman, US Airways, US Airways Express & West Jet airlines with gates F76 to F90.
Tampa International Airport has one passenger terminal referred to as ‘Landside Building’), and concourses A, C, E & F, referred to as ‘Airside’ E to F. Between Airsides C & A is access to the remote baggage sorting facility.
The Passenger Landside Building has a Baggage Claim Level on Level 1, a Ticketing Level on Level 2, and a Transfer Level on Level 3.
The Baggage Claim Level on Level 1 is divided into a Red area on the North side, and a Blue area on the South side, depending on your airline. Signs above elevators & escalators will direct you to the proper side. Note that on this level you cannot proceed directly from the Red to the Blue side, for this you have to go up to Level 2, cross the lobby and take the elevator or stairs back down to Level 1. Signs over the escalators down to the Baggage Claim & over the carousels will show you where to claim your luggage. This Level also has a Ground Transportation information desk, hotel & off-site rental car courtesy phones, Smarte Cartes, rental car desks, paging phones and Skycap service.
The Ticketing Level, on Level 2 is also divided into Red & Blue, North & South side, depending on where your airline is located. Signs above elevators & escalators will direct you to the proper side. This level also includes airline ticket counters, Smarte Cartes, courtesy phones for paging & Skycap service.
The Transfer Level on level 3 is also divided into Red & Blue, North & South side. All arriving/departing passengers pass through the Transfer Level. Departing passengers take elevators/escalators up from the Ticketing Level (Level 2), while arriving passengers take escalators/elevators down to the Baggage Claim Level (Level 1). The Transfer Level also has the following services: all Landside Terminal shops & restaurants, ATM machines in the Tampa Bay Galleria, Information Kiosks, Travelers Aid, currency exchange, & access to the Marriott Hotel.
Red Airlines: AirTran, Continental, Frontier, Midwest, Southwest, Spirit, Air Canada, Ted, United, British Airways, Cayman, & West Jet.
Blue Airlines: JetBlue, Delta, American, American West, US Airways, US Airways Expresss.
Airside A of the passenger terminal serves AirTran, Continental, Frontier & JetBlue airlines with gates A1 to A18.
Airside C of the passenger terminal serves Midwest, Southwest & Spirit airlines with gates C30 to D45.
Airside E of the passenger terminal serves Air Canada, Delta & United airlines with gates E62 to E75.
Airside F of the passenger terminal serves American, American West, British Airways, Cayman, US Airways, US Airways Express & West Jet airlines with gates F76 to F90.