Philadelphia International Airport

Philadelphia International Airport is an airport located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It is a hub of US Airways and has the IATA Airport Code PHL.

The airport has service to other destinations in the United States, as well as Canada, Latin America, and Europe. Philadelphia International Airport has a relatively large airport mall. The SEPTA trains stop at Terminals A, B, C, D, and E. They carry passengers between the airport and central Philadelphia.

Philadelphia International Airport has 6 Terminals.

Table of contents

1 Terminals 1.1 Terminal A 1.2 Terminal B 1.3 Terminal C 1.4 Terminal D 1.5 Terminal E 1.6 Terminal F 2 External Links

Terminals

Terminal A

• Air France Gate A10
• Air Jamaica Gates A7 - A11
• American Airlines Gates A1 - A6
• American Eagle Gates A1 - A1A
• British Airways Gates A8 - A9
• Charter Airlines Gates A5 - A11
• Lufthansa Gates A7 - A10
• US Airways (International Flights) Gates A4 - A11
• USA 3000 Gate varies

Terminal B

• US Airways (United States and Canada) Gates B1 - B16

Terminal C

• US Airways (United States and Canada) Gates C17 - C31

Terminal D

• Air Canada Gates D5, D11 - D12
• Air Canada Jazz Gates D5, D11 - D12
• AirTran Gates D14 - D16
• America West Airlines Gates D6, D8, D10
• Atlantic Coast Airlines dba United Express Gates D1, D3, D5, D7, D9 - D12
• Continental Airlines Gates D6, D8, D10
• Continental Express Gates D6, D8, D10
• United Airlines Gates D1, D3, D5, D7, D9 - D12
• US Airways (United States and Canada) Gates D2, D4

Terminal E

• American Trans Air Gate E10A
• Air France Gate E7
• Atlantic Coast Airlines dba Delta Connection Gate E9
• Comair dba Delta Connection Gate E9
• Delta Air Lines Gates E1, E3, E7, E9, E11
• Midwest Airlines Gate E11
• Northwest Airlines Gates E2, E4, E6

Terminal F

• US Airways Express Gates F1 - F38

External Links

• Philadelphia International Airport Homepage