Wikipedia: Philadelphia International Airport

Philadelphia International Airport
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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. SEPTA stations at Terminals A, B, C and D, and E provide passengers a fast and traffic-free connection between the airport and central Philadelphia. SEPTA designates the Airport Line as the R1 Regional Rail Line.

Philadelphia International Airport has 6 Terminals.

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