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June 15, 2011

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Terminal Maps Boston Logan International Airport                                      on Logan International Airport                                    Chicago O’Hare International Airport   Chicago O Hare International Airport                            Terminal 2 There is a USO Center on the mezzanine level. Terminal 3 For transfers between Domestic Terminal B and International Terminal E, a bus operates continually and is located outside the lower-level baggage-claim areas. Domestic Terminal A Alaska Airlines Terminal B American Airlines American Eagle Terminal C JetBlue International Terminal E American Airlines (arrivals only) British Airways Iberia Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport Terminal A American Airlines Terminal B American Eagle Terminal C American Airlines Terminal D American Airlines American Eagle British Airways Qantas Terminal E (not shown) Alaska Airlines                                                                                                                         ort Worth International Airport  Now open! DFW Airport’s new Skylink train may be the quick- est way to reach the gate for your next flight, replacing the American Airlines TrAAin. The automated bidirectional rail service, located inside the security area, runs every two minutes between the following gates: A13 and A16, A29 and A34, B9 and B12, B29 and B31, C8 and C12, C27 and C32, D11 and D20, and D24 and D36. The average ride time is five min- utes. When you get off the plane and enter the terminal, you will find a gate map and directions to Skylink. This map will also tell you whether it’s quicker to walk or take the Skylink to your connecting flight. If you are returning home to DFW and arrive at a different terminal than the one you departed from, DFW Airport’s free Terminal Link shuttle service will take you directly back to your origi- nal terminal. To use Terminal Link, just follow the signs to the green pickup areas, which are located on the upper level out- side the baggage-claim areas.      American Airlines Alaska Airlines Iberia (departures only) Japan Airlines (departures only) Concourse G American Eagle Concourse L American- Connection Legend Ticket Counter Self-Service Check-In Self-Service Check-In  Rebooking Center Curbside Check-In Baggage Admirals Club Executive Center U USO Center Flagship Lounge Immigration/Customs Duty-free Currency Skylink Station Security Ground Transportation Moving Sidewalk Information Other Airport Lounge DFW Airport Terminal Link BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) AA.COM/A/ MERICANWAY JUNE 15, 2011 81 Terminal 5 American Airlines (international arrivals only) British Airways Etihad Airways Iberia (arrivals only) Japan Airlines (arrivals only) Mexicana Royal Jordanian          Gates in green are on the lower level        

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