IAD Terminal Connections | iFlyer Forum

1. United serves Concourses A (gates A1-32), Concourse C(gates C30-17, with a walkway to C14-1 and Concourse D (gates D1-29) Note, however, that currently only the A & C gates are connected in their center by the underground Aerotrain, making its continuous loop, while the D gates are served by a shuttle mobile lounge. Yes you can make it on time if you know where to go. Your ticket will indictate your arrival/departure, i.e., gate A30, C20, etc.).

Southwest serves Concourse B which has gates B35-51 and B63-79 on each side of the AeroTrain station. Look at your ticket to see which gate you arrive & depart from, then follow signs to your departing gate.

1. Dulles airport has a main terminal with connecting Z gates and Midfield Concourses A/B & C/D. 2. United serves Concourse A, which has gates A1-A6, the AeroTrain in the center, & gates A15-32. It serves also the C & D gates: C gates C30-17, a C14-1 reached from there by walkway; D gates D1-29. 3. Look at your ticket which gate you arrive and depart from. 4. Only gates A1-32, B35-79& C1-30 are served by the Aerotrain (underground); D gates D1-31 are only served by a mobile shuttle. - Follow signs. You can make it on time either way.

To get from the A gates to the C gates use the below-ground Aero Train, taking only minutes - follow signs. C gates have gates C30-17, divided from remaining gates C14-1 by walkway.

Thanks, I think it was the "D" at the end of A6 that was throwing me off - :)

You will first arrive from Paris at IAD (Dulles Airport), where you need to go through passport check, retrieve checked bags, go through customs clearance and re-check-in bag (the tag should indicate layover and final destination Airport Codes). Make sure in Paris that your bags are being transferred by your departing airline to the connecting airline at IAH - not all airlines do - in which case you would have to take your bag over to the connecting terminal and check it in there. Note that all international arrivals at IAH are transported to the west end of the terminal for customs clearance. Thereafter, take the AeroTrain to the concourse of your connecting flight. Look at your ticket to see which gate you depart from (i.e, if it says gate Z4 - it's in Concourse Z, gate 4, same for Concourses A, B, & C & D.

1. All international arrivals are transported to the west end of the main terminal for customs clearance, where your sister needs to retrieve her bags, go through customs, and re-check-in her bags for the connecting flight (30-45 mins). I suggest that you meet her either in the Arrivals area of the main terminal, in front of the Information counter, or meet up at the Delta gate which should be located in the Midfield Concourse B, which has gates B35-79. B gates can be reached from the main terminal by walkway, or via the underground AeroTrain.

1. Make sure to use Ottawa's U.S. Customs Clearance - saving you time at IAD. 2. Look at your ticket to see which Concourse & gate you arrive & depart from. IAD has one arrival via AC listed for today at gate 14, but not your flight number. Gate 14 would be in Concourse C. You need to depart with United at Concourse D. A mobile lounge shuttle will take you to gated D1-31. (so far there is still no Aerotrain connection to D gates). You have plenty of time.

That time should suffice. All international arrivals at IAD are transported to the west end of the main terminal for customs clearance, where they retrieve your bags, go through customs, and re-check-in bags for connecting flight - count on 45 mins. Thereafter, she need to take the AeroTrain to the concourse of her connecting flight. The domestic Concourses are A, B & C with corresponding gates (i.e. A6, B35, etc.). The Aerotrain runs inside security making its continuous loop - count on another 15 mins for transfer.

The below-ground AeroTrain serves presently only the A,B & C concourses and can be used for gates A1-32, B35-79 & C1-30. A shuttle near gate A6 serves the D gates. United serves at A gates,C & D gates. When you arrive, look at the screens to see which Concourse & gate your airline departs from. 50 mins should give you enough time, but hurry.

Until IAD completes its Aerotrain connection to all gates, transfers are still limited to A, B & C gates (D gates are served by shuttles). You need to look at your ticket to see which gate you arrive at and depart from at IAD, as United uses A, C & D gates. If you arrive at A gates, the AeroTrain is in the center between A1-6 and A15-32; at B gates between B35-51 and B63-79; at C gates at C30-17 (C14-1 has a short walkway to it). A shuttle from the A gates serves the D gates between gates D15-21 & D9-11. (A & B gates are on opposite end of the Concourse and you can walk to B gates). You have enough time. Just follow signs.

1. Your first concern needs to be to contact your airlines at Charlotte, Dulles and Doha if they transfer your bags. (certain airlines do not - in which case you need to know which terminal you have to take your bags to and re-check them in and how to get there. I suggest you familiarize yourself with the layout and transfer options of Dulles & Doha, by visiting www.ifly.com, inputting your Airline, and at specific AP site clicking on "Maps & Directions - "Terminal Map" where you find all the details under the map.

I understand that your mother departs Boston by United Airlines and arrives at Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD). She then takes a United flight to Munich Airport MUC, where she catches the connecting flight to Chisinau Airport KIV in Moldova?. If so, which airline is she transferring to at Munich? 1. United serves in Terminal C which has gates C14-45, and in Terminal E, which has gates E1-24. She needs to look at her ticket to see which gate she arrives and departs from. She can walk between gates C14-24 and terminal E. 2. At Munich airport she will need to go through customs procedure. Its 2 terminals are connected on levels 3 & 4 - her departure terminal to Chisinau depends on which airline she takes. 3. It is absolutely important that Boston AP at her check-in labels the bags properly with all Airports. It is likely that she may have to take her bags in Munich and re-check them in at her connecting airline counter.

US Airways arrives at Concourse Z (gates Z1 - Z4). I found no Ethiopian listing at either departures or arrivals. She needs to look at her ticket which will tell her where to go for her connecting flight: A gates A15-32; B gates B35-79; [C & D gates for for United & Continental) - note that after arrival at the Z gate, an escalator takes you via walkway to both A & B gates. She simply needs to follow signs. On Arrival she should check the overhead screens which will list airline, flight number and departure time.