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United Airlines operates an "air side" shuttle bus between Terminals A and C from 4:00AM to 12:00AM (midnight). In addition, United also operates a shuttle bus connecting Terminals A and C to terminal B (pier 3, used by Star Alliance carriers) from 1:00PM to 11:00PM, but not in the opposite direction (shuttle does not board at Terminal B). The shuttle bus is available at gate A28 and C70 as illustrated in the image above. The shuttle drops off passengers at the terminal B through the service entry, that requires walking up 2 flights of stairs - there is no elevator. Only the front bus doors will open for alighting at terminal B.This service is free and you will not have to go through TSA security again. Please note this shuttle is operated at the sole responsibility of United Airlines and is subject to modification at their discretion.

EWR MCT
Results from https://www.ExpertFlyer.comMinimum Connect Times:
Connecting at EWR
Incoming airline UA
Outgoing airline UA
Code:
STANDARD.D/D...D/I...I/D...I/I.
ONLINE 1.00 1.15 1.30 1.00
OFFLINE 1.00 1.15 1.30 1.00
** OR * ARE ALL
UA-UA DD .40 CDS ** - ** TRM C - A
UA-UA DD .45 EQP W - ALL CDS ** - ** TRM A - C
UA-UA DD SUP FLT 1 - 9998 - FLT 1 - 9998 CDS ** - **
COUNTRY BS - COUNTRY BM
UA-UA DD SUP FLT 1 - 9998 - FLT 1 - 9998 CDS ** - **
COUNTRY BZ - COUNTRY BM
UA-UA DD SUP FLT 1 - 9998 - FLT 1 - 9998 CDS ** - **
COUNTRY BM - COUNTRY BS
UA-UA DD SUP FLT 1 - 9998 - FLT 1 - 9998 CDS ** - **
COUNTRY BM - COUNTRY BZ
UA-UA DD SUP FLT 1 - 9999 - FLT 1 - 9999 CDS ** - **
COUNTRY CA - COUNTRY CA
UA-UA DD .40 CDS N/A - ** TRM C - A
UA-UA DD .45 EQP W - ALL CDS N/A - ** TRM A - C
UA-UA DD SUP FLT 1 - 9998 - FLT 1 - 9998 CDS N/A - **
COUNTRY BS - COUNTRY BM
UA-UA DD SUP FLT 1 - 9998 - FLT 1 - 9998 CDS N/A - **
COUNTRY BZ - COUNTRY BM
UA-UA DD SUP FLT 1 - 9998 - FLT 1 - 9998 CDS N/A - **
COUNTRY BM - COUNTRY BS
UA-UA DD SUP FLT 1 - 9998 - FLT 1 - 9998 CDS N/A - **
COUNTRY BM - COUNTRY BZ
UA-UA DD SUP FLT 1 - 9999 - FLT 1 - 9999 CDS N/A - **
COUNTRY CA - COUNTRY CA
UA-UA DD SUP EQP BUS - ALL CDS N/A - **
UA-UA DD SUP FLT 2836 - 2935 - ALL CDS N/A - **
UA-UA DD .40 CDS ** - N/A TRM C - A
UA-UA DD SUP FLT 1 - 9998 - FLT 1 - 9998 CDS ** - N/A
COUNTRY BS - COUNTRY BM
UA-UA DD SUP FLT 1 - 9998 - FLT 1 - 9998 CDS ** - N/A
COUNTRY BZ - COUNTRY BM
UA-UA DD SUP FLT 1 - 9998 - FLT 1 - 9998 CDS ** - N/A
COUNTRY BM - COUNTRY BS
UA-UA DD SUP FLT 1 - 9998 - FLT 1 - 9998 CDS ** - N/A
COUNTRY BM - COUNTRY BZ
UA-UA DD SUP FLT 1 - 9999 - FLT 1 - 9999 CDS ** - N/A
COUNTRY CA - COUNTRY CA
UA-UA DD SUP EQP ALL - BUS CDS ** - N/A
UA-UA DD SUP ALL - FLT 2836 - 2935 CDS ** - N/A
UA-UA DD .50 EQP BUS - 753 TRM C - A
UA-UA DD .45 EQP ALL - 753 TRM C - A
UA-UA DD .45 EQP 753 - ALL TRM C - A
UA-UA DD .50 EQP BUS - ALL EQP ALL - W TRM C - A
UA-UA DD .50 EQP BUS - ALL TRM C - A
UA-UA DD .45 EQP ALL - W TRM C - A
UA-UA DD .45 EQP W - ALL TRM C - A
UA-UA DD .40 TRM C - A
UA-UA DD .45 EQP ALL - 753 TRM A - C
UA-UA DD .45 EQP 753 - ALL TRM A - C
UA-UA DD .45 EQP ALL - W TRM A - C
UA-UA DD .45 EQP W - ALL TRM A - C
UA-UA DD .40 TRM A - C
UA-UA DD .45 EQP 753 - ALL AUA - ALL
UA-UA DD .45 EQP W - ALL AUA - ALL
UA-UA DD .40 AUA - ALL
UA-UA DD .45 EQP 753 - ALL BDA - ALL
UA-UA DD .45 EQP W - ALL BDA - ALL
UA-UA DD .40 BDA - ALL
UA-UA DD .45 EQP 753 - ALL DUB - ALL
UA-UA DD .45 EQP W - ALL DUB - ALL
UA-UA DD .40 DUB - ALL
UA-UA DD .45 EQP 753 - ALL NAS - ALL
UA-UA DD .45 EQP W - ALL NAS - ALL
UA-UA DD .40 NAS - ALL
UA-UA DD .45 EQP 753 - ALL SNN - ALL
UA-UA DD .45 EQP W - ALL SNN - ALL
UA-UA DD .40 SNN - ALL
UA-UA DD SUP FLT 1 - 9998 - FLT 1 - 9998
COUNTRY BS - COUNTRY BM
UA-UA DD SUP FLT 1 - 9998 - FLT 1 - 9998
COUNTRY BZ - COUNTRY BM
UA-UA DD SUP FLT 1 - 9998 - FLT 1 - 9998
COUNTRY BM - COUNTRY BS
UA-UA DD SUP FLT 1 - 9998 - FLT 1 - 9998
COUNTRY BM - COUNTRY BZ
UA-UA DD SUP FLT 1 - 9999 - FLT 1 - 9999
COUNTRY CA - COUNTRY CA
UA-UA DD .35 EQP 753 - ALL
UA-UA DD .50 EQP BUS - ALL
UA-UA DD .35 EQP W - ALL
UA-UA DD SUP FLT 2836 - 2935 - FLT 2836 - 2935
UA-UA DD SUP FLT 6000 - 6004 - FLT 2836 - 2935
UA-UA DD SUP FLT 2836 - 2935 - FLT 6000 - 6004
UA-UA DD 1.30 ALL - FLT 2836 - 2935
UA-UA DD 1.30 FLT 2836 - 2935 - ALL
UA-UA DD .35
**-UA DD 1.30
UA-** DD 1.30
**-** DD GLSUP CDS AA - 2Z
**-** DD GLSUP CDS 2Z - AA
**-** DD GLSUP CDS AD - AA
**-** DD GLSUP CDS AR - AA
**-** DD GLSUP CDS BC - AA
**-** DD GLSUP CDS BT - AA
**-** DD GLSUP CDS D8 - AA
**-** DD GLSUP CDS DI - AA
**-** DD GLSUP CDS DY - AA
**-** DD GLSUP CDS EK - AA
**-** DD GLSUP CDS EW - AA
**-** DD GLSUP CDS F9 - AA
**-** DD GLSUP CDS H2 - AA
**-** DD GLSUP CDS HX - AA
**-** DD GLSUP CDS KC - AA
**-** DD GLSUP CDS NK - AA
**-** DD GLSUP CDS O2 - AA
**-** DD GLSUP CDS PC - AA
**-** DD GLSUP CDS PD - AA
**-** DD GLSUP CDS QS - AA
**-** DD GLSUP CDS RO - AA
**-** DD GLSUP CDS SY - AA
**-** DD GLSUP CDS TR - AA
**-** DD GLSUP CDS TS - AA
**-** DD GLSUP CDS UX - AA
**-** DD GLSUP CDS VA - AA
**-** DD GLSUP CDS VB - AA
**-** DD GLSUP CDS W6 - AA
**-** DD GLSUP CDS Y4 - AA
**-** DD GLSUP CDS AA - AR
**-** DD GLSUP CDS AA - BC
**-** DD GLSUP CDS AA - BT
**-** DD GLSUP CDS AA - D8
**-** DD GLSUP CDS AA - DI
**-** DD GLSUP CDS AA - DY
**-** DD GLSUP CDS AA - EK
**-** DD GLSUP CDS AA - EW
**-** DD GLSUP CDS AA - F9
**-** DD GLSUP CDS AA - H2
**-** DD GLSUP CDS AA - KC
**-** DD GLSUP CDS AA - NK
**-** DD GLSUP CDS AA - O2
**-** DD GLSUP CDS AA - PC
**-** DD GLSUP CDS AA - PD
**-** DD GLSUP CDS AA - QS
**-** DD GLSUP CDS AA - RO
**-** DD GLSUP CDS AA - SY
**-** DD GLSUP CDS AA - TR
**-** DD GLSUP CDS AA - UX
**-** DD GLSUP CDS AA - VA
**-** DD GLSUP CDS AA - VB
**-** DD GLSUP CDS AA - W6
**-** DD GLSUP CDS AA - Y4
UA-UA DI SUP CDS ** - ** COUNTRY CA - COUNTRY CA
UA-UA DI SUP CDS ** - **
UA-UA DI SUP CDS N/A - ** COUNTRY CA - COUNTRY CA
UA-UA DI SUP EQP BUS - ALL CDS N/A - **
UA-UA DI SUP FLT 2836 - 2935 - ALL CDS N/A - **
UA-UA DI SUP CDS ** - N/A COUNTRY CA - HAV
UA-UA DI SUP CDS ** - N/A COUNTRY CA - COUNTRY CA
UA-UA DI .55 EQP 753 - ALL TRM C - A
UA-UA DI .55 EQP W - ALL TRM C - A
UA-UA DI 1.00 TRM A - C ALL - TLV
UA-UA DI .55 EQP 753 - ALL TRM A - C
UA-UA DI .55 EQP W - ALL TRM A - C
UA-UA DI .50 TRM A - C
UA-UA DI 1.00 ALL - TLV
UA-UA DI SUP FLT 1 - 9999 - FLT 1 - 9999
COUNTRY CA - COUNTRY CA
UA-UA DI .45 EQP 753 - ALL
UA-UA DI .50 EQP BUS - ALL
UA-UA DI .45 EQP W - ALL
UA-UA DI 2.00 FLT 2836 - 2935 - ALL
UA-UA DI .40
**-UA DI 2.00
UA-** DI 2.00
**-** DI GLSUP CDS AA - 2Z
**-** DI GLSUP CDS 2Z - AA
**-** DI GLSUP CDS AD - AA
**-** DI GLSUP CDS AR - AA
**-** DI GLSUP CDS BC - AA
**-** DI GLSUP CDS BT - AA
**-** DI GLSUP CDS D8 - AA
**-** DI GLSUP CDS DI - AA
**-** DI GLSUP CDS DY - AA
**-** DI GLSUP CDS EK - AA
**-** DI GLSUP CDS EW - AA
**-** DI GLSUP CDS F9 - AA
**-** DI GLSUP CDS H2 - AA
**-** DI GLSUP CDS HX - AA
**-** DI GLSUP CDS KC - AA
**-** DI GLSUP CDS NK - AA
**-** DI GLSUP CDS O2 - AA
**-** DI GLSUP CDS PC - AA
**-** DI GLSUP CDS PD - AA
**-** DI GLSUP CDS QS - AA
**-** DI GLSUP CDS RO - AA
**-** DI GLSUP CDS SY - AA
**-** DI GLSUP CDS TR - AA
**-** DI GLSUP CDS TS - AA
**-** DI GLSUP CDS UX - AA
**-** DI GLSUP CDS VA - AA
**-** DI GLSUP CDS VB - AA
**-** DI GLSUP CDS W6 - AA
**-** DI GLSUP CDS Y4 - AA
**-** DI GLSUP CDS AA - AR
**-** DI GLSUP CDS AA - BC
**-** DI GLSUP CDS AA - BT
**-** DI GLSUP CDS AA - D8
**-** DI GLSUP CDS AA - DI
**-** DI GLSUP CDS AA - DY
**-** DI GLSUP CDS AA - EK
**-** DI GLSUP CDS AA - EW
**-** DI GLSUP CDS AA - F9
**-** DI GLSUP CDS AA - H2
**-** DI GLSUP CDS AA - KC
**-** DI GLSUP CDS AA - NK
**-** DI GLSUP CDS AA - O2
**-** DI GLSUP CDS AA - PC
**-** DI GLSUP CDS AA - PD
**-** DI GLSUP CDS AA - QS
**-** DI GLSUP CDS AA - RO
**-** DI GLSUP CDS AA - SY
**-** DI GLSUP CDS AA - TR
**-** DI GLSUP CDS AA - UX
**-** DI GLSUP CDS AA - VA
**-** DI GLSUP CDS AA - VB
**-** DI GLSUP CDS AA - W6
**-** DI GLSUP CDS AA - Y4
UA-UA ID SUP CDS ** - ** COUNTRY CA - COUNTRY CA
UA-UA ID SUP CDS ** - **
UA-UA ID SUP CDS N/A - ** HAV - COUNTRY CA
UA-UA ID SUP CDS N/A - ** COUNTRY CA - COUNTRY CA
UA-UA ID SUP CDS ** - N/A COUNTRY CA - COUNTRY CA
UA-UA ID SUP EQP ALL - BUS CDS ** - N/A
UA-UA ID SUP ALL - FLT 2836 - 2935 CDS ** - N/A
UA-UA ID 1.25 TRM B - A
UA-UA ID 1.25 TRM C - A
UA-UA ID 1.25 TRM B - C
UA-UA ID SUP FLT 1 - 9999 - FLT 1 - 9999
COUNTRY CA - COUNTRY CA
UA-UA ID 2.30 ALL - FLT 2836 - 2935
UA-UA ID 1.10
**-UA ID 2.30
UA-** ID 2.30
**-** ID GLSUP CDS AA - 2Z
**-** ID GLSUP CDS 2Z - AA
**-** ID GLSUP CDS AD - AA
**-** ID GLSUP CDS AR - AA
**-** ID GLSUP CDS BC - AA
**-** ID GLSUP CDS BT - AA
**-** ID GLSUP CDS D8 - AA
**-** ID GLSUP CDS DI - AA
**-** ID GLSUP CDS DY - AA
**-** ID GLSUP CDS EK - AA
**-** ID GLSUP CDS EW - AA
**-** ID GLSUP CDS F9 - AA
**-** ID GLSUP CDS H2 - AA
**-** ID GLSUP CDS HX - AA
**-** ID GLSUP CDS KC - AA
**-** ID GLSUP CDS NK - AA
**-** ID GLSUP CDS O2 - AA
**-** ID GLSUP CDS PC - AA
**-** ID GLSUP CDS PD - AA
**-** ID GLSUP CDS QS - AA
**-** ID GLSUP CDS RO - AA
**-** ID GLSUP CDS SY - AA
**-** ID GLSUP CDS TR - AA
**-** ID GLSUP CDS TS - AA
**-** ID GLSUP CDS UX - AA
**-** ID GLSUP CDS VA - AA
**-** ID GLSUP CDS VB - AA
**-** ID GLSUP CDS W6 - AA
**-** ID GLSUP CDS Y4 - AA
**-** ID GLSUP CDS AA - AR
**-** ID GLSUP CDS AA - BC
**-** ID GLSUP CDS AA - BT
**-** ID GLSUP CDS AA - D8
**-** ID GLSUP CDS AA - DI
**-** ID GLSUP CDS AA - DY
**-** ID GLSUP CDS AA - EK
**-** ID GLSUP CDS AA - EW
**-** ID GLSUP CDS AA - F9
**-** ID GLSUP CDS AA - H2
**-** ID GLSUP CDS AA - KC
**-** ID GLSUP CDS AA - NK
**-** ID GLSUP CDS AA - O2
**-** ID GLSUP CDS AA - PC
**-** ID GLSUP CDS AA - PD
**-** ID GLSUP CDS AA - QS
**-** ID GLSUP CDS AA - RO
**-** ID GLSUP CDS AA - SY
**-** ID GLSUP CDS AA - TR
**-** ID GLSUP CDS AA - UX
**-** ID GLSUP CDS AA - VA
**-** ID GLSUP CDS AA - VB
**-** ID GLSUP CDS AA - W6
**-** ID GLSUP CDS AA - Y4
UA-UA II SUP CDS ** - ** COUNTRY CA - COUNTRY CA
UA-UA II SUP CDS ** - **
UA-UA II SUP CDS N/A - ** HAV - ALL
UA-UA II SUP CDS N/A - ** COUNTRY CA - COUNTRY CA
UA-UA II SUP CDS ** - N/A ALL - HAV
UA-UA II SUP CDS ** - N/A COUNTRY CA - COUNTRY CA
UA-UA II 1.25 TRM B - C
UA-UA II SUP FLT 1 - 9999 - FLT 1 - 9999
COUNTRY CA - COUNTRY CA
UA-UA II 1.10
**-UA II SUP ALL - FLT 1 - 9998 ALL - HAV
**-UA II 2.30
UA-** II SUP FLT 1 - 9998 - ALL HAV - ALL
**-** II GLSUP CDS AA - 2Z
**-** II GLSUP CDS 2Z - AA
**-** II GLSUP CDS AD - AA
**-** II GLSUP CDS AR - AA
**-** II GLSUP CDS BC - AA
**-** II GLSUP CDS BT - AA
**-** II GLSUP CDS D8 - AA
**-** II GLSUP CDS DI - AA
**-** II GLSUP CDS DY - AA
**-** II GLSUP CDS EK - AA
**-** II GLSUP CDS EW - AA
**-** II GLSUP CDS F9 - AA
**-** II GLSUP CDS H2 - AA
**-** II GLSUP CDS HX - AA
**-** II GLSUP CDS KC - AA
**-** II GLSUP CDS NK - AA
**-** II GLSUP CDS O2 - AA
**-** II GLSUP CDS PC - AA
**-** II GLSUP CDS PD - AA
**-** II GLSUP CDS QS - AA
**-** II GLSUP CDS RO - AA
**-** II GLSUP CDS SY - AA
**-** II GLSUP CDS TR - AA
**-** II GLSUP CDS TS - AA
**-** II GLSUP CDS UX - AA
**-** II GLSUP CDS VA - AA
**-** II GLSUP CDS VB - AA
**-** II GLSUP CDS W6 - AA
**-** II GLSUP CDS Y4 - AA
**-** II GLSUP CDS AA - AR
**-** II GLSUP CDS AA - BC
**-** II GLSUP CDS AA - BT
**-** II GLSUP CDS AA - D8
**-** II GLSUP CDS AA - DI
**-** II GLSUP CDS AA - DY
**-** II GLSUP CDS AA - EK
**-** II GLSUP CDS AA - EW
**-** II GLSUP CDS AA - F9
**-** II GLSUP CDS AA - H2
**-** II GLSUP CDS AA - KC
**-** II GLSUP CDS AA - NK
**-** II GLSUP CDS AA - O2
**-** II GLSUP CDS AA - PC
**-** II GLSUP CDS AA - PD
**-** II GLSUP CDS AA - QS
**-** II GLSUP CDS AA - RO
**-** II GLSUP CDS AA - SY
**-** II GLSUP CDS AA - TR
**-** II GLSUP CDS AA - UX
**-** II GLSUP CDS AA - VA
**-** II GLSUP CDS AA - VB
**-** II GLSUP CDS AA - W6
**-** II GLSUP CDS AA - Y4

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Old Jun 15, 2023, 4:37 pm
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I'd love some advice. It's been a loooong time since I was in EWR or flying UA, but next week I have a two-hour connection at EWR. I'm arriving from a USA city and then departing to DUB in Polaris. The inbound and outbound flights will be in terminal C. Given what I've read lately, I gather the Polaris Lounge will be horribly crowded when I'm there (5:30 to 7:30 pm or so). Looking for some food and a decent place to sit for an hour or so. I'm wondering about taking the bus over to B for the LH Senator or even Virgin Clubhouse. I'm *G and have access to the Virgin lounge too. Coming back to C, I can walk quickly and I have Clear & Pre check.

Is it a dumb idea to go to B for these lounges? Will the Polaris lounge be better than recent reports I've seen? Or should I just bail on lounges and buy food?

Thanks much, EWR and UA experts!
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Old Jun 15, 2023, 4:39 pm
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Originally Posted by swingspan
I'd love some advice. It's been a loooong time since I was in EWR or flying UA, but next week I have a two-hour connection at EWR. I'm arriving from a USA city and then departing to DUB in Polaris. The inbound and outbound flights will be in terminal C. Given what I've read lately, I gather the Polaris Lounge will be horribly crowded when I'm there (5:30 to 7:30 pm or so). Looking for some food and a decent place to sit for an hour or so. I'm wondering about taking the bus over to B for the LH Senator or even Virgin Clubhouse. I'm *G and have access to the Virgin lounge too. Coming back to C, I can walk quickly and I have Clear & Pre check.

Is it a dumb idea to go to B for these lounges? Will the Polaris lounge be better than recent reports I've seen? Or should I just bail on lounges and buy food?

Thanks much, EWR and UA experts!
Bad idea. Also, there is no airside bus to VS lounge.

LH lounge is small and crowded for the evening LH flights.
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Old Jun 15, 2023, 4:48 pm
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Originally Posted by swingspan
Is it a dumb idea to go to B for these lounges? Will the Polaris lounge be better than recent reports I've seen? Or should I just bail on lounges and buy food?
Polaris lounge will be better than the hassle of transferring terminals and re-clearing security. LH and SK lounges are nothing special and not worth the effort. Same goes for the VS lounge.
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Old Jul 31, 2023, 2:43 pm
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Guidance on EWR Terminal C Customs after Int'l Arrival

Hi Folks:

I'll be arriving into EWR from Europe with my family soon. I've only ever arrived into Terminal B. But looking at my flight it looks like it typically arrives into Terminal C international arrivals.

Can someone tell me a little bit about Terminal C's customs and immigration? I assume there is a Mobile Passport lane, correct?

What about after going through customs and immigration? Does it dump you back out into the regular, public security lines? Or is there a shortened security queue like at IAD C concourse?

My family doesn't have TSA Precheck so I'm hoping we don't get dumped out into general public security line in EWR Terminal C lobby. That can be a nightmare.
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Old Jul 31, 2023, 3:25 pm
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Originally Posted by ualboston1k
Hi Folks:

I'll be arriving into EWR from Europe with my family soon. I've only ever arrived into Terminal B. But looking at my flight it looks like it typically arrives into Terminal C international arrivals.

Can someone tell me a little bit about Terminal C's customs and immigration? I assume there is a Mobile Passport lane, correct?

What about after going through customs and immigration? Does it dump you back out into the regular, public security lines? Or is there a shortened security queue like at IAD C concourse?

My family doesn't have TSA Precheck so I'm hoping we don't get dumped out into general public security line in EWR Terminal C lobby. That can be a nightmare.
​​​​​​1) Mobile passport lane, yes
2) You will come out landside at the arrival level, so you will have to go up to departure level for security with everyone else.

Also, there is no guarantee of Terminal C arrival. It can be C or B. Some UA fights, especially later in the day, are sure C arrival due to B gates being occupied for departures. Either way, you would have to reclear regular security. Also, your connecting flight might also be leaving out of Terminal A.
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Old Jul 31, 2023, 4:59 pm
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Also, I'm not sure I'm following the logic about Terminal C security. Even if you arrive in Terminal B, if your flight is out of Terminal C, you will be going via Airtrain to C and then joining the same security line (doing something highly unusual such as going to A notwithstanding). So it's the same headache, but with an extra Airtrain.
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Old Jul 31, 2023, 5:10 pm
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Originally Posted by stevenshev
Also, I'm not sure I'm following the logic about Terminal C security. Even if you arrive in Terminal B, if your flight is out of Terminal C, you will be going via Airtrain to C and then joining the same security line (doing something highly unusual such as going to A notwithstanding). So it's the same headache, but with an extra Airtrain.
Here are the likely scenarios

Terminal B INTL arrival to Terminal A or C departure:
Immigration/custom -> landside -> terminal transfer -> security

Terminal C INTL arrival to Terminal C departure:
Immigration/custom -> landside -> terminal transfer -> security (save the terminal transfer but otherwise the same process)


Terminal C INTL arrival to Terminal A departure:
Immigration/custom -> landside -> terminal transfer -> security
or,
​​​​​​Immigration/custom -> landside -> security -> airside bus transfer from C to A
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Old Aug 2, 2023, 8:26 am
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Originally Posted by Repooc17
Here are the likely scenarios

Terminal B INTL arrival to Terminal A or C departure:
Immigration/custom -> landside -> terminal transfer -> security

Terminal C INTL arrival to Terminal C departure:
Immigration/custom -> landside -> terminal transfer -> security (save the terminal transfer but otherwise the same process)


Terminal C INTL arrival to Terminal A departure:
Immigration/custom -> landside -> terminal transfer -> security
or,
​​​​​​Immigration/custom -> landside -> security -> airside bus transfer from C to A
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Thanks. I think a C international arrival to A transfer is likely what will happen.

some follow up questions:
1)would you go through C security and take Bus to A?
2) or would you take air train to A and go through A security?
3) and if you have checked bags and prefer #2 would you carry your bags to A to recheck or drop at C?

and would any of the above change if you had a tight connection?
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Old Aug 2, 2023, 8:45 am
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Originally Posted by ualboston1k
Thanks. I think a C international arrival to A transfer is likely what will happen.

some follow up questions:
1)would you go through C security and take Bus to A?
2) or would you take air train to A and go through A security?
3) and if you have checked bags and prefer #2 would you carry your bags to A to recheck or drop at C?

and would any of the above change if you had a tight connection?
1) - YES -- The AirTrain doesn't really go to A. It goes a good distance and then there is a lng walk.
2) If you want to stretch your legs, by all means take the airtrain to (near) A and then clear security at A.
3) Checked bags should be able to be checked immediately after you clear customs & immigration at either C or B.
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Old Aug 9, 2023, 5:23 am
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DP from two weeks ago regarding the United shuttle bus from Terminal A to Terminal C about two weeks ago around 3pm.

- The shuttle is clearly signposted in Terminal A
- The greeter asked where I needed to get to (Terminal C) but didn't actually check my BP
- I asked what the frequency was and they said "every 5 minutes". Practically, when I got on my bus there was another one behind us waiting for us to leave, and another one that had just arrived and was letting off passengers
- The bus ride itself took about 10 minutes (with a stop at B) and was very scenic (for aviation geeks, at least )
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Old Aug 17, 2023, 4:16 am
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It looks my intl flight typically arrives in C and the connection to DCA is typically from C as well, but no guarantees of course. How is the C international arrivals with Global Entry these days? I have never arrived at EWR intl with United actually. Only SAS in B and that goes way back into 90s and early 00s.

I suppose that we are thrown into the general security after arrivals and have to find the TSA precheck, which seems to be in the middle downstairs if I remember correctly? There is not any special international to domestic security?

At IAD GE is awful. About 6 months ago they only had 3 machines working and a month ago it took my significant other nearly 30 minutes to get through! At LAX they seemed to have an infinite number of facial recognition cameras in 2021 and 2022.
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Old Aug 17, 2023, 4:22 am
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Originally Posted by gnaget
It looks my intl flight typically arrives in C and the connection to DCA is typically from C as well, but no guarantees of course. How is the C international arrivals with Global Entry these days? I have never arrived at EWR intl with United actually. Only SAS in B and that goes way back into 90s and early 00s.

I suppose that we are thrown into the general security after arrivals and have to find the TSA precheck, which seems to be in the middle downstairs if I remember correctly? There is not any special international to domestic security?

At IAD GE is awful. About 6 months ago they only had 3 machines working and a month ago it took my significant other nearly 30 minutes to get through! At LAX they seemed to have an infinite number of facial recognition cameras in 2021 and 2022.
Global entry experience is pretty much the same across airports, in my experience. Unless the machines are down, or everyone on your flight has GE, you are unlikely to encounter any obstacles.

You will come out of the C3 landside, as only select C3 gates have the ability for international arrivals. Regional jets should be in C, as A is only handling mainline currently if I am not mistaken.
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Old Aug 17, 2023, 7:07 am
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Originally Posted by gnaget
It looks my intl flight typically arrives in C and the connection to DCA is typically from C as well, but no guarantees of course. How is the C international arrivals with Global Entry these days? I have never arrived at EWR intl with United actually. Only SAS in B and that goes way back into 90s and early 00s.

I suppose that we are thrown into the general security after arrivals and have to find the TSA precheck, which seems to be in the middle downstairs if I remember correctly? There is not any special international to domestic security?

At IAD GE is awful. About 6 months ago they only had 3 machines working and a month ago it took my significant other nearly 30 minutes to get through! At LAX they seemed to have an infinite number of facial recognition cameras in 2021 and 2022.
EWR-C has enough GE machines and they generally work fine. I've never had to wait for more than 1 person or so. The walk to the exit is what takes the lngest. As for security at C, the Precheck and CLEAR_Precheck lanes are at the middle of the terminal as you face airside, near where the C-2 pier starts. The standard security line is all the way to the right as you face airside -- near where the C-1 pier starts.
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Old Sep 1, 2023, 1:20 pm
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Does anyone have experience with taking the C->B shuttle close to the supposedly 11PM stop time? Does the last shuttle leave right at 11PM? Or does it leave at some unknown time earlier than that, and it's a risk if I cut it too close?
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Old Sep 1, 2023, 10:28 pm
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Originally Posted by mavere
Does anyone have experience with taking the C->B shuttle close to the supposedly 11PM stop time? Does the last shuttle leave right at 11PM? Or does it leave at some unknown time earlier than that, and it's a risk if I cut it too close?
There's always a risk - especially with short staffing now - as well as the potential for arriving late into Terminal C anyway. Have a backup plan or tow such as being ready to make the trek over and re-clear security if you have to.

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