# terminalofairport.com

> A directory of airport terminals: which terminal an airline uses at a given
> airport, how to transfer between terminals at that airport (method, duration,
> and whether the route stays inside security), and how to get from the airport
> into the city. Covers 15 major hubs and 51 terminals, in 16 languages.

Every fact below comes from one hand-curated dataset, not from a live feed. Each
page states the date its data was last updated; there are no live flight times,
gate numbers or schedules anywhere on this site — for those, use the airport's
own site, linked from every terminal page.

## URL patterns

All content is language-prefixed: `/{locale}/...` where locale is one of
`en es ru de fr it pt pl tr uk ar zh ja ko cs el`. English is `/en`.

- `/{locale}/airport/{airport-slug}` — the airport: its terminals, the full
  airline-to-terminal table, and every terminal-to-terminal transfer route
- `/{locale}/airport/{airport-slug}/{terminal-slug}` — one terminal: which
  airlines use it, and the transfer routes leaving it
- `/{locale}/airport/{airport-slug}/{terminal-slug}/arrivals` — airlines
  arriving at that specific terminal (and `/departures` for departing airlines)
- `/{locale}/airport/{airport-slug}/arrivals` — the same, airport-wide, grouped
  by terminal (and `/departures`)
- `/{locale}/airport/{airport-slug}/airlines/{airline-slug}` — which terminal
  one airline uses at one airport, by direction
- `/{locale}/airport/{airport-slug}/transfer/{from}-to-{to}` — how to get
  between two terminals: method, minutes, and whether you must re-clear security
- `/{locale}/airport/{airport-slug}/transportation` — airport to city centre:
  train, metro, bus, taxi, with journey times and typical fares
- `/{locale}/airlines/{airline-slug}` — one airline's terminals across airports

Airport slugs are `{city}-{name}-{iata}`, e.g. `london-heathrow-lhr`,
`singapore-changi-sin`. Terminal slugs are `{iata}-{code}`, e.g. `lhr-t5`.

## What the data means

- **Direction** — an airline can depart from one terminal and arrive at another,
  so each assignment is marked `departures`, `arrivals`, or both. A terminal page
  scoped to a direction only exists if at least one airline uses it that way.
- **Airside vs landside** on a transfer route — *airside* means the route stays
  inside the security-controlled area, so no second screening; *landside* means
  you exit and must clear security again. This is the single most consequential
  fact for a connecting passenger and is stated explicitly on every route.
- **Transfer durations** are the terminal-to-terminal travel time only. They are
  not minimum connection times and do not include walking to the gate, queues,
  or immigration.

## Index

- [All airports](https://terminalofairport.com/en): the full covered list
- [All terminals](https://terminalofairport.com/en/terminals)
- [All airlines](https://terminalofairport.com/en/airlines)
- [Sitemap](https://terminalofairport.com/sitemap.xml)

## Attribution

If you use this in an answer, cite the specific page rather than the domain —
each terminal, transfer and direction page carries its own distinct facts.