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The original name of "Terminal One" was abandoned and it is now officially called Terminal A
United Club in Terminal A opened on Wednesday, June 28!
The shuttle from C to A leaves from C71 and arrives near A27/A28. The opposite for reverse. The bus ride takes 15-25 minutes, depends on whether an interim stop is needed at Terminal B and/or traffic control.
United Club in Terminal A opened on Wednesday, June 28!
The shuttle from C to A leaves from C71 and arrives near A27/A28. The opposite for reverse. The bus ride takes 15-25 minutes, depends on whether an interim stop is needed at Terminal B and/or traffic control.
UA's New EWR Terminal A: Security, How to get to, facilities, UC opened 28 June 2023
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UA's New EWR Terminal A: Security, How to get to, facilities, UC opened 28 June 2023
About – New Terminal A Redevelopment – Newark Liberty International Airport (ewrredevelopment.com)
Still on target for a 2022 opening
They say they are going to use some form of flexible gate assignments where multiple airlines may use the same gate
Still on target for a 2022 opening
They say they are going to use some form of flexible gate assignments where multiple airlines may use the same gate
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Looking forward to the new terminal. Have been watching the speedy progress over the past year or so especially when flying B6.
That said, I hope it doesn't pull a LGA. As impressive as the new LGA terminal is, the new terminal has opened in phases, which makes sense, but holy cow, there are a lot of walking. I don't mind walking, and I am a fast walker, but I am so used to getting to the airport last minute...much easier with the compactness of EWR Terminal C, or existing Terminal A or B.
That said, I hope it doesn't pull a LGA. As impressive as the new LGA terminal is, the new terminal has opened in phases, which makes sense, but holy cow, there are a lot of walking. I don't mind walking, and I am a fast walker, but I am so used to getting to the airport last minute...much easier with the compactness of EWR Terminal C, or existing Terminal A or B.
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I am little confused by the title; have they renamed it again from "Terminal 1" back to "New Terminal A"?
(We had an older thread about this new EWR terminal somewhere, but I can't find it now....)
(We had an older thread about this new EWR terminal somewhere, but I can't find it now....)
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Once old terminal A is demolished I expect they will ease it to simply Terminal A.
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Making a tight connection from old A to C was not good. The time I ran from A to C on bus ran to my gate like C122 for SJU and door closed 8 minutes before departure.
I asked the agent don’t you look for connections they don’t do that anymore. Had to get to JFK at my own expense and took DL to SJU.
Was in DFW a few weeks ago saw them close the door 10 minutes before departure people who were trying to get on were out of luck.
I asked the agent don’t you look for connections they don’t do that anymore. Had to get to JFK at my own expense and took DL to SJU.
Was in DFW a few weeks ago saw them close the door 10 minutes before departure people who were trying to get on were out of luck.
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Yep, I don't think such a thing is even under remote consideration. A C-A airside walkway would probably be over a mile long. The current central terminal layout is much more conducive to a walkway, and even that was never developed.
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I have done that walk on the land side and I have taken the bus. Both worked and both were less than ideal.
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Unfortunate to hear and different from what I heard earlier this month.
JetBlue is now using 4 PANYNJ common-use gates previously allocated to United on A-2, and perhaps the volume of passengers in the satellite (plus reduced # departures until November at least) doesn't justify it. By the time EWR is back at full schedule, the opening of the new Terminal A (with a United Club) will be imminent.
JetBlue is now using 4 PANYNJ common-use gates previously allocated to United on A-2, and perhaps the volume of passengers in the satellite (plus reduced # departures until November at least) doesn't justify it. By the time EWR is back at full schedule, the opening of the new Terminal A (with a United Club) will be imminent.
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Yes, there will be a UC there but details on it are limited. No doubt it will be a large lounge. UA will have about a dozen mainline gates at the beginning.
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The rest of the time the transfer has been no more miserable than the terminal. I can live with the transfer as long as the bus station atmosphere of A is no more. I just hope the replacement looks/works nothing like the hell that is the new UAX gates at IAH. I like a lot of things about Europe but the whole "We don't let you go anywhere near your gate until moments before boarding" concept is supremely irritating.