Connecting at MIA
May 2, 2014 | 6:49 am
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Connecting at MIA
Did a search but couldn't find an answer, so apologies if it's been asked.
I'll be arriving MIA in terminal E (US Airways) and departing terminal J (Avianca) - from what I can see there appears to be some sort of a walkway between terminals? Is that my best bet...and is it airside or landside?
Hoping to avoid reclearing security, since Avianca doesn't participate (obviously) in Precheck....
I'll be arriving MIA in terminal E (US Airways) and departing terminal J (Avianca) - from what I can see there appears to be some sort of a walkway between terminals? Is that my best bet...and is it airside or landside?
Hoping to avoid reclearing security, since Avianca doesn't participate (obviously) in Precheck....
May 3, 2014 | 11:33 am
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There is no connection airside between Terminals E and J. You will have to exit E and then re-enter J (or H -> J and H are connected airside, as are E and D).
Security lines at both J and H are usually short; if by chance one of them is a little longer, you can enter through the other, as the airside connection corridor is relatively short (contrary to that between D and E)
Security lines at both J and H are usually short; if by chance one of them is a little longer, you can enter through the other, as the airside connection corridor is relatively short (contrary to that between D and E)
May 3, 2014 | 11:36 am
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There is no connection airside between Terminals E and J. You will have to exit E and then re-enter J (or H -> J and H are connected airside, as are E and D).
Security lines at both J and H are usually short; if by chance one of them is a little longer, you can enter through the other, as the airside connection corridor is relatively short (contrary to that between D and E)
Security lines at both J and H are usually short; if by chance one of them is a little longer, you can enter through the other, as the airside connection corridor is relatively short (contrary to that between D and E)
I assume no PreCheck, even if arriving on US?