Originally Posted by lxjoss
(Post 22882628)
Our flight arrives at CLT from PUJ at 18:22 (AA) and my onward flight to DCA leaves at 19:45 (UA).
We will be checking bags and we are UK passport holders. How likely is it we will make this connection and what is the process? ~Moderator |
New domestic concourse at CLT
I figured you all might be more interested in this than my cohorts over on the DL forum, but exciting news for those who transit through CLT!
It looks like the plan for the new international terminal off concourse A at CLT is on hold, and they're building a new concourse in its place. Very smart move for incremental growth, IMO. Do you think this is just to add more non-US/AA gates, or will US/AA likely take some of the existing A gates? I wonder they'll call the new concourse. Logically, it would become the A concourse (with the current counter-clockwise A-B-C-etc. naming convention). I don't see them renaming every concourse, though, so the new concourse will probably be gates A13-20/24, no? http://www.charlotteobserver.com/201...l#.U39p46xOWAg |
I'd also expect a new checkpoint over on that side of the departure level, or at least an expansion of the current A checkpoint.
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Originally Posted by 13thandseven
(Post 22913100)
I figured you all might be more interested in this than my cohorts over on the DL forum, but exciting news for those who transit through CLT!
It looks like the plan for the new international terminal off concourse A at CLT is on hold, and they're building a new concourse in its place. Very smart move for incremental growth, IMO. Do you think this is just to add more non-US/AA gates, or will US/AA likely take some of the existing A gates? I wonder they'll call the new concourse. Logically, it would become the A concourse (with the current counter-clockwise A-B-C-etc. naming convention). I don't see them renaming every concourse, though, so the new concourse will probably be gates A13-20/24, no? http://www.charlotteobserver.com/201...l#.U39p46xOWAg If they build this terminal re actively for domestic flights they might regret it 10-15 years down the road. But that's just my two cent. |
Originally Posted by Cltflyer1
(Post 22919092)
Personally it think it is a bad economically move if the don't at least build it up to international gate standards with access to customs.......
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Part of a new domestic terminal could replace domestic use of D-con and D-con becoming international only.
Jim |
Originally Posted by BoeingBoy
(Post 22927143)
Part of a new domestic terminal could replace domestic use of D-con and D-con becoming international only.
Jim The D concourse is international only, no domestic flights from D. As customs and immigration is below Concourse D only international flights may arrive at D and if the aircraft is being used for a domestic flight (like a A330 arriving from LHR then going to PHL) will be towed to B. |
Originally Posted by Piedmont767
(Post 22927585)
:confused:
The D concourse is international only, no domestic flights from D. As customs and immigration is below Concourse D only international flights may arrive at D and if the aircraft is being used for a domestic flight (like a A330 arriving from LHR then going to PHL) will be towed to B. |
Originally Posted by Piedmont767
(Post 22927585)
:confused:
The D concourse is international only, no domestic flights from D. As customs and immigration is below Concourse D only international flights may arrive at D and if the aircraft is being used for a domestic flight (like a A330 arriving from LHR then going to PHL) will be towed to B. |
Originally Posted by Cltflyer1
(Post 22919092)
Personally it think it is a bad economically move if the don't at least build it up to international gate standards with access to customs. I understand the may have got tipped that their is going to be minimal international growth with the merger, but during peak Euro departure times during the summer several wide body aircraft are forced to use the B gates because of arriving Caribbean narrow bodies.
If they build this terminal re actively for domestic flights they might regret it 10-15 years down the road. But that's just my two cent. |
Originally Posted by phlwookie
(Post 22928013)
Nah, I've had probably over a hundred domestic widebody departures over the years from D, mostly on CLT-PHL, but not limited to that. This has happened to me twice in the past two weeks, with US 830 on CLT-PHL on an A332 out of D10.
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A US Guide to CLT (The Charlotte airport)
Lots of domestic flights out of D. Those airplanes come in from the islands, Mexico, and other international destinations and fly a domestic flight afterwards. Lots of domestic arrivals on D as well, with the next flight departing to international destinations.
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Originally Posted by GalleyWench
(Post 22929319)
Lots of domestic flights out of D. Those airplanes come in from the islands, Mexico, and other international destinations and fly a domestic flight afterwards. Lots of domestic arrivals on D as well, with the next flight departing to international destinations.
Also if the aircraft is doing a PHL-CLT-CUN run, it will arrive at B, be towed to D and depart to Cancun. If it is the morning, lets say an A332 is doing a GRU-CLT-PHL run, it will arrive and depart from D because it is before the afternoon international rush and there are no other international flights arriving or departing before 9:00 after the plane has left for Philly. |
This may be anecdotal, but I think the free Wifi works better in the food court area. Last month I had a miserable time using the Wifi at Gate C2 and C3 and then this weekend I tried it again sitting in a rocking chair by the food court and it actually worked pretty well.
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I have a 4 hour layover, any ideas what to do? I am flying Business any good lounges?
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