Newark Airport Terminals
Newark Airport (EWR) has three operating terminals: A, B and C. They are distributed in a semi-circle layout and linked trough the AirTrain.
Each terminal has three concourses.
Newark Airport has three operative terminals: Terminal A, Terminal B and Terminal C.
Terminal A
Newark Airport Terminal A is a domestic terminal, it only hosts domestic and regional flights. It is also home of Concourses A1, A2 and A3 and is distributed into four levels. As well as Terminal C, it is owned and managed by United.
Terminal B
Newark Airport Terminal B hosts both domestic and international flights. Is the sole airport terminal managed by the Port Authority, even Concourse B1 is owned and managed by Delta Air Lines carrier. Distributed into four levels, is home of Concourses B1, B2 and B3.
Terminal C
Newark Airport Terminal C is exclusively used by United Airlines carrier. It is home of Concourses C1, C2 and C3 and also distributed into five levels.
Transfer between terminals
The AirTrain, a free automated mover, let passengers transfer between terminals.
Transferring times: Terminal C (7 minutes), Terminal B (2 minutes) and Terminal A (2 minutes). Opening hours: 24/7.
Alternatively, a shuttle service connects Terminal A with Terminal C. You can board it close to gate A28 at Terminal A and close to gate C71 at Terminal C.
Check more information in the AirTrain section.