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They arrive at Terminal A and the domestic flights departs from Terminal C (American Airlines) #1. Can they walk in between the terminals. They can't walk too fast. They have to clear the immigration and customs also. #2. Do they have a AA bag rechecking point after custom clearance at Terminal A. #3. How can they transfer from Terminal A to C.
Google PHL airport map and you can see it easily. Even terminal F, which is slightly detached, can be reached by walking (or shuttle bus airside after security). F is unlikely to be used for PHL-MCO, it’s for the American Eagle regional flights. You’ll arrive at A (probably A-west) and clear immigration and customs.
Coordinates: 39.8740°N 75.2435°W. The Philadelphia TRACON /ATCT is located at the Philadelphia International Airport and is a TRACON (Terminal Radar Approach Control) with Up-and-Down capabilities which means it includes both a TRACON and ATCT (Air Traffic Control Tower) in the same facility. The facility is "sectorized" into two sectors for ...
These terminals are on opposite sides of the airport. It is approximately a half mile and would take about 15-20 minutes to walk it, even with the moving sidewalks in a couple of places. A shuttle between A and F would not be that much better. You better reconsider your flight selection out of Philadelphia.
Free shuttle bus service is available at Terminal F, Gate F-14, to Gate C-16 (Terminals C,D and B) and Gate A-1 (Terminals A-East and A-West). Buses at C-16 and A-1 provide service to Terminal F only.
Walk up B terminal, across the B/C connector (there is a moving walkway along the back, use that), get to the shuttle at the head of C terminal (5-7 minutes) Wait for a shuttle, wait time will be determined by crowd size and time of day, shuttles run at different intervals (lets assume another 5-7 minutes) Ride the shuttle (8 minutes)
11 reviews. 8 helpful votes. Connecting flight in Philadelphia. 11 years ago. I have to change planes in Philadelphia in two weeks time. I am flying from the UK and land at terminal A in Philly. My connecting flight goes from terminal F and I have 1hr 50min to do this. I have a floor plan and realise from A-F it is either end of the terminal ...
It's about a 10-18 minute walk depending on specific gates. Cart service is available but the wait often outweighs time saving. Assuming all is on time, you should be ok, that's just under my absolute 2 hr minimum. You need to be at your departure gate by 10:49, which gives you an hour and 24 mins assuming all goes well.