Walk from Terminal T to A to see and hear an exhibit of African art. Walk from A - D to see NASA photos. Walk to Baggage Claim to make the wait for your bag seem shorter.
Free WiFi (SSID: AIRPORT-WiFi-FREE) available. Apply for access with your local mobile phone number online or with your passport/id at counter.
Take a shuttle bus and go to terminal 1 to take subways to Tokyo.
Take the train at this airport - getting around without it is impossible! Really cool airport feature - the planes that taxi-in drive over bridges that cross highways!
The grocery store in the basement level is open 7 days a week and has a fabulous deli counter.
Go to the food court on the secon floor. Wireless, outlets, and coffee #awesome
For a quick overnight layover stay at the airport hotel. No need to go through security.
Airport rail link is very fast to get to downtown, recommend city line that connecting to BTS sky train
Perfect beer and tapas @ entretapas, close to the J gate
Get the train to downtown Amsterdam. It takes only 30 minutes. You can lock your stuff in a locker.
Airtrain it back to Manhattan if you're travelling solo. It takes an hour and it's only $7 compared to a $50 cab where you can get stuck in traffic. Just follow the signs.
The airport is bigger than it looks. Be sure to move quickly in between connections.
Avoid the long security lines in Terminal C by going upstairs the escalators and towards parking. There is another check point there straight into E and back to C (if needed).
Taking BART into the City or elsewhere is fast and affordable! Visit www.pandav.us and download iBart for simple trip planning... En savoir plus .
Recommended: If you've just travelled from Chicago and you have a son called Kevin, then please make sure that he's with you. If not, he's probably in NY fending off burglars at your brother's house. En savoir plus .
BYOG (Bring Your Own Gum)! It is illegal to buy/sell chewing gum anywhere in this airport.
Interesting place--German's have an impressive ability to down beer for breakfast.
If you have to go to the city center by public transport, the cheapest way is the bus, just in front of the exit. The journey is 40 minutes, price 7-8 € one way.
While you're waiting, take a look around at the Art & Ambience program at EIA. The airport regularly brings in new art from around Edmonton and the North.
Eat before you pass thru security. After that, it's prewrapped sandwiches and donuts.
best way to fly out of Toronto. Porter is an awesome airline and the lounge has free WIFI and snacks.
Look for the seats with plug icons, they have power outlets and USB hook ups underneath.
Free WiFi in the Terminal - AP: aeroport-public
US departure section has nothing in it - just a crappy coffee shop. Go through customs as late as you can. Chicago and Philly flight often delayed/cancelled, check online before leaving home
PDX has two security gates. If it's busy at one, the other is usually dead. There's a connecting hallway around back so you can still get to your gate.
Take the Light Rail from downtown. Much better than the bus!
The fish tank just outside of security in terminal B is killer. Love the cameras that show the way fish see u!
bathroom near A-14, second stall, ask for larry and tap your foot three times.
call valet on takeoff, before arriving at BUR, your car will be ready sooner
The Legends of Aviation restaurant / bar in the Long Beach Airport is a great place to go, even if you're not flying.
Parking lot 5. Cheapest there is, and shuttles come by often!
Get downtown in 17 mins for just $1. Take the Cap Metro airport flyer bus #100. stop is at the front of passenger pickup
Eat before you go through security because there is nothing on the other side.
Did you remember to pack an extra liver?
the subway is like $3.75 and will take you right downtown. cabs are like $40 and the shuttle is $21. go public transportation. upstairs by ticketing.
If you know how to travel, use the expert lane. It's crazy fast.
Gotta use the Dyson Airblade hand dryers in the restrooms.. Awesome!
Out-of-towners: If you have lots of time to kill before your flight, don't go through security right away. There are more shopping & food options in the center mall area than by the gates.
Probably the best airport for mobile devices I've been to. Most of the seating in each terminal has electrical outlets to charge your phone or laptop.
Public art (airplanes) on way to D concourse are great. And could use some cleaning.
If you have a long layover go to the air and space museum. 12 minute shuttle ride from airport 1 USD round trip and soooo much more interesting than staring at a billboard
Fly in to DCA sitting on the left side of the plane and fly out sitting on the right. You'll have the best views for takeoff and landing.
There are 3 security checkpoints. If the main one is busy, head to the checkpoint on the first floor near gate 1.
If you run out of battery in your cell phone there are free charging stations both in arrivals and departures hall. You will find plugs for most cell phone brands as well regular electricity plugs.
Upgrading works in progress...hopefully the new terminal building will not be so boring like now...
If you are looking for tips and hints on what is hot in NZ, pop in and see the team at I-site in arrivals, they'll put yah right!
Sit outside Fiji Market in the departures terminal for free wifi from the Air Pacific VIP lounge
Heading to the mainland or beyond and need to kill time? Visit the garden on your way to gates 14-23. Nice place to relax.
