Terminal A-West
The main international terminal, with customs facilities and most intercontinental flights. Airlines such as British Airways operate here.
Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) terminal guide
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania KPHL #21 US airport by passengers
How PHL is laid out and how to move between buildings.
Terminals at PHL
Terminal A-East
Domestic and some international flights. The American Airlines Flagship Lounge is between gates A15 and A16, and the Admirals Club is between gates A4 and A6.
Terminals B and C
Domestic terminals, mainly American Airlines. An Admirals Club is on level 3 of the B and C connector.
Terminal D
Domestic terminal, used by American and other carriers.
Terminal E
Domestic terminal, used by additional domestic and low-cost airlines. It is connected airside to Terminal D.
Terminal F
American Airlines regional jets. It is connected by a free airport shuttle bus, not by walkway. Its Admirals Club is above the food court.
Moving between terminals
Most terminals are linked airside after security, so you can walk between A, B, C, D and E without a new screening. Terminal F is not connected by walkway. Take the free shuttle bus from Terminal F at Gate F-14 to Gate C-16 for Terminals B, C and D, or to Gate A-1 for Terminals A-East and A-West. The shuttle does not require a new screening, but international arrivals must clear customs and then go through security again.
Reviewed October 9, 2026. Confirm details on the official airport website. Spotted a change?
Frequently asked questions
Can I walk between PHL terminals after security?
Most terminals are linked after security, but Terminal F is not. Use the free shuttle bus from Gate F-14 to reach the other terminals.