Connecting flights help please

[Mexy02]

Originally Posted by aitchieaitchie

I would only worry about connection time arriving in USA as this takes more time.

Google the airport website and find terminal information, most have an "arriving from" "departing to" information and also transport from terminal to terminal info. This may remove some stress from your mind.

If you also search on Google for your flight numbers it shows flight details for the next few days so you can work out which terminals you could be using but obviously check closer to going as things change.

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Thank you , great advice

[Peko]

The "terminals" at PHL are really just concourses / gate areas. Everything is connected airside, there are no separate buildings so it is quite straightforward. It's all quite walkable for people of average mobility, there are also some moving walkways.

The international flight will arrive to Terminal A. After immigration, baggage claim, customs, bag drop and security, AA domestic flights mostly use the B and C gates, which are pretty central in the building. American Eagle flights use the F gates, but doubt you'd be with them for this flight.

[Funkymoover]

How long is your connection time? Flew through Philly a few years ago (business trip not Florida) and took 2 hours to get through immigration and missed my connecting flight but the internal flights are a bit like busses and there was more flights that day just involved a lot of hanging around. I. Always wary of a short connection time now though!