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MCT for EWR (2012)
https://www.newarkairport.com/at-airport/connecting-flights
United Airlines operates a shuttle bus between Terminals A and C from 5:00am to 10:00pm. In addition, United also operates a shuttle bus connecting Terminal B to Terminals A and C from 10:00am to 10:00pm. The shuttle bus is available at gate A28, B67, and C70 as illustrated in the image above. 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.
Archive: Consolidated Connection time/logistics-Domestic & International at EWR {Archive}
https://www.newarkairport.com/at-airport/connecting-flights
United Airlines operates a shuttle bus between Terminals A and C from 5:00am to 10:00pm. In addition, United also operates a shuttle bus connecting Terminal B to Terminals A and C from 10:00am to 10:00pm. The shuttle bus is available at gate A28, B67, and C70 as illustrated in the image above. 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.
Archive: Consolidated Connection time/logistics-Domestic & International at EWR {Archive}
Consolidated Connection time/logistics-Domestic & International at EWR {Archive}
#91
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: DCA
Programs: Marriott Lifetime Titanium, United Silver
Posts: 575
cab from newark penn is $15 and pretty close at around 10 - 15 minutes. probably quicker than air train anyway because cabbie drops you off right at your terminal.
every single amtrak train will stop at newark penn.
every single amtrak train will stop at newark penn.
#92
Join Date: Feb 2004
Posts: 250
Ok, the 8 hour wait is out, i changed by ticket to depart from EWR. My options are to drive to NHV and take a NHV-EWR train arriving at 6:47, take the SPG train arriving at 8:03, or do some other combination like heading into NYC for a while as suggested and taking a more local train after that.
#93
Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: MIA, FLL
Programs: DL Gold, SkyClub, AA PLT, CO Silver, AS MVPGLD
Posts: 147
I would take the 8 hour layover option and either spend some time in Manhattan, go watch a movie, get a massage or whatever fits your fancy. The other options leave too many variables for my taste.
#94
Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: LHR
Programs: BA Silver, Marriott Platinum
Posts: 274
87 minutes to go from Terminal A to B
I have the following connection and wonder wheter it's doable:
Is this doable? If I miss the connection, will it be hassle-free to get rebooked on another flight?
- Arrival from GLA on a Thursday at 11:30 in Terminal B
- Immigration with EU passport
- No checked luggage
- Can use priority line at security as *A Gold
- Departure to ORD at 12:57 from Terminal A
Is this doable? If I miss the connection, will it be hassle-free to get rebooked on another flight?
#95
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: LAX
Programs: UA Premier Platinum, AA Exec Platinum, TG ROP, WOH Platinum, Bonvoy Platinum
Posts: 265
Connection time @ EWR: Terminal B > Terminal C
Have a question about my connection time in EWR. Will be arriving from Copenhagen on SAS (in C, not that that matters) at 2:50 PM in Terminal B and need to connect to a UA flight to LAX in Terminal C at 4:45 PM (in F.) So that's just shy of a 2 hr connection time.
I'm speaking on a panel at a conference and the conference booked all of this through an unknown travel agent--but I assume that it's a legal connection time in theory. In practice, that might be a whole other story.
But reading some past threads on here on this same subject it seems like even with that connection time that, depending on the foot traffic that day, that this could in fact end up being very tight.
A few questions:
-is it true that even with our bags checked through to LAX we'll still have to claim our bags, go through CBP at EWR and re-check our bags with UA and then head through TSA in Terminal C?
-will enrolling in Global Entry have an advantage in this scenario?
I'm speaking on a panel at a conference and the conference booked all of this through an unknown travel agent--but I assume that it's a legal connection time in theory. In practice, that might be a whole other story.
But reading some past threads on here on this same subject it seems like even with that connection time that, depending on the foot traffic that day, that this could in fact end up being very tight.
A few questions:
-is it true that even with our bags checked through to LAX we'll still have to claim our bags, go through CBP at EWR and re-check our bags with UA and then head through TSA in Terminal C?
-will enrolling in Global Entry have an advantage in this scenario?
#96
Join Date: Apr 2012
Location: PIT
Programs: UA GS, AA EXP, Amex Plat
Posts: 314
A few questions:
-is it true that even with our bags checked through to LAX we'll still have to claim our bags, go through CBP at EWR and re-check our bags with UA and then head through TSA in Terminal C?
-will enrolling in Global Entry have an advantage in this scenario?
-is it true that even with our bags checked through to LAX we'll still have to claim our bags, go through CBP at EWR and re-check our bags with UA and then head through TSA in Terminal C?
-will enrolling in Global Entry have an advantage in this scenario?
Yes, from what I hear. I've seen some nasty lines at EWR during European arrivals time.
#97
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Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: Brooklyn, NY, USA
Programs: DL SM Plat, B6 TrueBlue, UA MP, AAdvantage
Posts: 10,008
Have a question about my connection time in EWR. Will be arriving from Copenhagen on SAS (in C, not that that matters) at 2:50 PM in Terminal B and need to connect to a UA flight to LAX in Terminal C at 4:45 PM (in F.) So that's just shy of a 2 hr connection time.
I'm speaking on a panel at a conference and the conference booked all of this through an unknown travel agent--but I assume that it's a legal connection time in theory. In practice, that might be a whole other story.
But reading some past threads on here on this same subject it seems like even with that connection time that, depending on the foot traffic that day, that this could in fact end up being very tight.
A few questions:
-is it true that even with our bags checked through to LAX we'll still have to claim our bags, go through CBP at EWR and re-check our bags with UA and then head through TSA in Terminal C?
-will enrolling in Global Entry have an advantage in this scenario?
I'm speaking on a panel at a conference and the conference booked all of this through an unknown travel agent--but I assume that it's a legal connection time in theory. In practice, that might be a whole other story.
But reading some past threads on here on this same subject it seems like even with that connection time that, depending on the foot traffic that day, that this could in fact end up being very tight.
A few questions:
-is it true that even with our bags checked through to LAX we'll still have to claim our bags, go through CBP at EWR and re-check our bags with UA and then head through TSA in Terminal C?
-will enrolling in Global Entry have an advantage in this scenario?
Global Entry would speed your way through immigration, but won't do anything to speed up the arrival of your checked bag or the line at customs (which is usually not a problem).
To me the biggest hassle is the need to go through security again before you can board your connection. Again, though, this shouldn't be so much of an issue that you would miss your connection.
#98
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: EDDS
Posts: 24
Transfer EWR Intl-Dom/Cash upgrades/E+
Hello,
I probably will fly STR-EWR-DEN on UA on a Saturday. The flight from STR will arrive at 12:40pm and I have 2h49min left for immigration and transfer. Is this possible without being in a hurry?
Is it possible to get cash upgrades for the domestic sector? If so, where can I buy them and could someone estimate the fee for EWR-DEN?
As collect M&M miles, I assume that in case of a cash-upgrade I will not get any additional M&M miles!?
My last question: Should I prefer row 20 or 21 if ugrading at least for E+?
Thomas
I probably will fly STR-EWR-DEN on UA on a Saturday. The flight from STR will arrive at 12:40pm and I have 2h49min left for immigration and transfer. Is this possible without being in a hurry?
Is it possible to get cash upgrades for the domestic sector? If so, where can I buy them and could someone estimate the fee for EWR-DEN?
As collect M&M miles, I assume that in case of a cash-upgrade I will not get any additional M&M miles!?
My last question: Should I prefer row 20 or 21 if ugrading at least for E+?
Thomas
#99
Join Date: Aug 2008
Posts: 78
United Terminal A to C Connection in EWR
okay flight will land in terminal a at newark and connection is out of terminal c
DO I Need to go through security again or no I am seeing different opinions on this subject
DO I Need to go through security again or no I am seeing different opinions on this subject
#100
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: IAD
Programs: UA 1K, Marriott Rewards - LTPP
Posts: 4,240
It depends on which part of terminal A. There are three piers. If it's a UA/CO express flight you'll be fine. If not, you'll have to exit the secure area, take the airtrain and reclear security.
#101
Join Date: Aug 2008
Posts: 78
it is a united flight
Is there a shuttle in terminal a then to go to c (one that is not airtran)
I think I read something about a bus by gate28 to take to c terminal but it only runs every 10 or so minutes?
Is there a shuttle in terminal a then to go to c (one that is not airtran)
I think I read something about a bus by gate28 to take to c terminal but it only runs every 10 or so minutes?
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#102
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: JHW
Programs: United Premier 1K, GE/Nexus, Hertz Pres Circle, Marriott Platinum, Hilton Diamond, Holiday Inn Plat
Posts: 462
Allow 10-15 minutes between getting on cluttered bus and arrival at C.
#103
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: west TX
Programs: Delta gold, United silver
Posts: 187
connect time in Newark to international flight
I have a reservation on Fare Lock and am wondering whether 50 minutes is really sufficient time to connect to an international flight, LBB-IAH-EWR-BFS. I also have 50 minutes to connect in IAH and will likely be coming into something like B84L, but haven't flown into IAH for several years and am not sure what gate I'm likely to end up at for the flight to EWR . . . probably some C gate?
Thanks.
Thanks.
#104
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: NYC
Programs: UA GS 1.6MM, JPMorgan Reserve, Bonvoy Titanium & LTP
Posts: 159
I think that 50 min on an international connection is very tight in EWR. You might arrive in terminal b and might have to recheck luggage and then make your flight from C.
#105
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: west TX
Programs: Delta gold, United silver
Posts: 187
why would I have to recheck luggage?