AIRPORT TRANSFER & TERMINAL GUIDE
Airport shuttle bus
or terminal transfer?
Find your next step before the next gate. These guides separate confirmed stops, conditional transfers and information you still need to check.
START WITH AN AIRPORT GUIDE
Selected airport guides
T2 to T4: transit versus public shuttle
At Changi, a Terminal 4 connection depends first on whether you can stay in transit. The T4 transit shuttle and the public-area shuttle use different stops; check your baggage and onward boarding pass before choosing either one.
Read guide ↗JFK · New YorkAirTrain and the next security check
JFK's AirTrain is free between passenger terminals. A terminal change still means leaving the secure area and passing TSA screening again, so the train ride alone cannot tell you whether a connection is long enough.
Read guide ↗LHR · LondonFind a coach stop by arrival terminal
At Heathrow, coach pickup is terminal-specific. Most services for Terminals 2 and 3 use the Central Bus Station, while Terminals 4 and 5 have separate arrivals-level stops; verify the operator's exact service before walking to a stop.
Read guide ↗FRA · FrankfurtTerminal 3 and the closed Terminal 2
Frankfurt's current terminal layout includes Terminal 1 and the new Terminal 3; the airport map says Terminal 2 is closed. Recheck the operating airline's terminal before following an older T2 transfer guide.
Read guide ↗ORD · ChicagoTerminal 5: ATS or eligible transfer bus
At O'Hare, Terminals 1, 2 and 3 have secure-side pedestrian links. Terminal 5 is different: the general route uses the Airport Transit System, while a restricted Terminal Transfer Bus may serve eligible connecting passengers during published hours.
Read guide ↗MAD · MadridT4 to T4S people mover
Madrid T4 to T4S uses an automated people mover. The free ground shuttle between T1–T4 is a different service, so choose the route that matches your actual terminal pair.
Read guide ↗MIA · MiamiSkytrain or Level 3 walkways
Miami Airport uses Level 3 moving walkways between its terminals, a Skytrain along Concourse D, and a separate MIA Mover toward the rental car and intermodal center. Choose the system that matches your destination.
Read guide ↗LGA · New YorkFree terminal shuttle or city bus
LaGuardia Airport publishes a free All Terminals Shuttle. Its on-airport loop is different from the Q70 bus to subway connections and from privately booked hotel or car-service pickups.
Read guide ↗LGW · LondonNorth to South Terminal shuttle
Gatwick Airport links its North and South terminals with a free inter-terminal shuttle. The airport describes a two-minute vehicle ride and 24-hour service, but a flight connection includes more than the shuttle segment.
Read guide ↗GMP · SeoulDomestic to international shuttle
Gimpo Airport publishes a free public-area shuttle between its domestic and international passenger terminals. The domestic pickup is Stop 8 and the international pickup is Stop 5; the cargo-area loop is a different pattern.
Read guide ↗CAI · CairoPeople mover and Terminal 1 bus station
Cairo Airport’s free people mover links Terminal 1, Air Mall, parking, Terminal 2 and Terminal 3. If you’re catching a city or intercity bus instead, head for the separate public bus station in front of Terminal 1.
Read guide ↗EZE · Buenos AiresEzeiza to Aeroparque ground transfer
Ezeiza Airport (EZE) and Aeroparque Jorge Newbery (AEP) are two separate Buenos Aires airports. The airport operator sells a Tienda León bus transfer from EZE to AEP; it is a booked ground trip, not a terminal shuttle.
Read guide ↗How coverage works
The supplied 1,409-airport list is a research queue. A dated secondary dataset matched 1,394 code, country and scheduled-service records, but it did not verify terminal routes. 76 guides now cover selected source-backed topics. Of the 1,333 airports without a route guide, most match a secondary airport code and country record; 15 identity or service exceptions remain. A code match alone does not establish a terminal path. Check an airport code before planning a move.
BEFORE YOU CONNECT
Questions that change the route
One ticket or separate tickets?
Know when a baggage reclaim and new check-in might change the path.
Read the checklist ↗Can you remain airside?
Separate the terminal train from entry, immigration and screening rules.
Understand the conditions ↗Same city, different airport?
JFK to EWR or DXB to DWC is a ground journey, not an interterminal ride.
Compare airport codes ↗