T1 to T3 Transfer
#1
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Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Israel
Programs: UA Platinum, LY Silver
Posts: 630
T1 to T3 Transfer
Hi all,
I tried searching, but the only information I found was from 2006. I am flying UA into Terminal 1 and have 2h30m to make a connection on AA out of Terminal 3. How do I get from T1 to T3? Is there a corridor airside, without needing to clear security? A shuttle bus?
Thanks!
I tried searching, but the only information I found was from 2006. I am flying UA into Terminal 1 and have 2h30m to make a connection on AA out of Terminal 3. How do I get from T1 to T3? Is there a corridor airside, without needing to clear security? A shuttle bus?
Thanks!
#2
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#4
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: ORD
Programs: UA MM, AA PPro
Posts: 1,479
Hi all,
I tried searching, but the only information I found was from 2006. I am flying UA into Terminal 1 and have 2h30m to make a connection on AA out of Terminal 3. How do I get from T1 to T3? Is there a corridor airside, without needing to clear security? A shuttle bus?
Thanks!
I tried searching, but the only information I found was from 2006. I am flying UA into Terminal 1 and have 2h30m to make a connection on AA out of Terminal 3. How do I get from T1 to T3? Is there a corridor airside, without needing to clear security? A shuttle bus?
Thanks!
#5
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Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Israel
Programs: UA Platinum, LY Silver
Posts: 630
Perfect - that's what I needed. Seems like the fastest option is to walk airside, right? Exiting and taking the train and reclearing security could hardly take less than 20 min.
#6
Join Date: Feb 2001
Location: Montebello, CA, USA
Posts: 2,362
If you end up arriving on Concourse C when arriving United, I would consider taking the UA shuttle from T1 to T2, as that will cut off some walking. It is on their map:
http://www.united.com/page/article/0,,1113,00.html
I have never had to wait long, although sometimes there is a bit of a line. At worst case, I have found it to be break even in terms of time vs walking. But you get a quick interesting ride with views of the planes and you have saved a lot of walking, especially if you are arrived at the low C gates.
http://www.united.com/page/article/0,,1113,00.html
I have never had to wait long, although sometimes there is a bit of a line. At worst case, I have found it to be break even in terms of time vs walking. But you get a quick interesting ride with views of the planes and you have saved a lot of walking, especially if you are arrived at the low C gates.
#7
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: ORD
Programs: UA MM, AA PPro
Posts: 1,479
Enjoy! If your flight is on time, you should have plenty of time to walk around and stop at different stores and/or restaurants. There will be a few sit-down places along the way.