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Terminals

This directory lists 51 terminals across 15 of the world's busiest airports. Open any terminal to see which airlines use it and how to transfer to the others.

Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport (BUD)

Budapest, Hungary
2ATerminal 2ASchengen-area flights.2BTerminal 2BNon-Schengen flights; joined to 2A by the central SkyCourt hall.

Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW)

Dallas–Fort Worth, United States
ATerminal AAmerican Airlines domestic flights.BTerminal BAmerican Eagle regional flights.CTerminal CAmerican Airlines domestic flights.DTerminal DThe international terminal.ETerminal EDelta, United and most non-American carriers.

Dubai International Airport (DXB)

Dubai, United Arab Emirates
T1Terminal 1Most international carriers (concourses C and D).T2Terminal 2flydubai and regional carriers, on the north side.T3Terminal 3Dedicated to Emirates (concourses A and B).

Frankfurt Airport (FRA)

Frankfurt, Germany
T1Terminal 1Lufthansa and Star Alliance (concourses A, B, Z).T2Terminal 2oneworld, SkyTeam and other carriers (concourses D, E).

Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL)

Atlanta, United States
DOMDomestic TerminalHouses concourses T, A, B, C and D. Connected to every concourse by the airside Plane Train.INTLMaynard H. Jackson Jr. International TerminalConcourses E and F; most international departures.

Heathrow Airport (LHR)

London, United Kingdom
T2Terminal 2 (The Queen’s Terminal)Home of Star Alliance carriers.T3Terminal 3T4Terminal 4SkyTeam and many other carriers.T5Terminal 5Dedicated to British Airways and Iberia.

Hong Kong International Airport (HKG)

Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR China
T1Terminal 1All boarding gates; Cathay Pacific hub.T2Terminal 2Currently check-in and ground transport only — no boarding gates.

Incheon International Airport (ICN)

Seoul, South Korea
T1Terminal 1Star Alliance and most carriers.T2Terminal 2SkyTeam: Korean Air, Delta, Air France, KLM.

Istanbul Airport (IST)

Istanbul, Türkiye
MAINMain TerminalA single unified terminal for all domestic and international flights.

John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK)

New York, United States
T1Terminal 1International carriers; site of the future New Terminal One.T4Terminal 4Delta Air Lines hub.T5Terminal 5JetBlue, at the former TWA Flight Center.T7Terminal 7International carriers such as All Nippon Airways; being phased out as the new Terminal 6 opens (formerly British Airways).T8Terminal 8American Airlines and British Airways.

Los Angeles International Airport (LAX)

Los Angeles, United States
T1Terminal 1Southwest Airlines.T2Terminal 2Delta Air Lines.T3Terminal 3Delta Air Lines and partners.T4Terminal 4American Airlines.T5Terminal 5American Airlines.T6Terminal 6Alaska Airlines and partner carriers.T7Terminal 7United Airlines.T8Terminal 8United Airlines.TBITTom Bradley International TerminalMost long-haul international flights (also signed as Terminal B).

O'Hare International Airport (ORD)

Chicago, United States
T1Terminal 1United Airlines hub (concourses B and C).T2Terminal 2T3Terminal 3American Airlines (concourses G, H, K, L).T5Terminal 5The international terminal.

Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG)

Paris, France
T1Terminal 1Star Alliance and several international carriers.T2Terminal 2Air France hub; halls 2A–2G.T3Terminal 3Low-cost and charter flights.

Singapore Changi Airport (SIN)

Singapore, Singapore
T1Terminal 1Scoot and various international carriers.T2Terminal 2Singapore Airlines.T3Terminal 3Singapore Airlines main base.T4Terminal 4Cathay Pacific, Korean Air and low-cost carriers; not on the Skytrain loop — reached by shuttle bus.

Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND)

Tokyo, Japan
T1Terminal 1Japan Airlines domestic flights.T2Terminal 2ANA domestic and some international flights.T3Terminal 3International terminal.