How do you transfer?
Queen Alia International Airport’s twin terminals are located in one large building; the South Terminal and the North Terminal. Royal Jordanian flights leave from the South Terminal, while the North Terminal serves other airlines.
If you have already been checked through to your next destination, proceed directly to the Boarding Gate (same level as Arrival Gates) by walking through the Transit Area or through the Duty Free Shops Area that links the two terminals.
If you have not been checked through to your next destination, contact the Transfer Desk, which is located at the Arrivals Level next to Immigration Desks.

How long does it take to transfer?
The entire length of Queen Alia International Airport Terminal can be walked within 10 minutes.

oneworld carriers operating at Queen Alia International Airport Royal Jordanian • Iberia (code share)

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How do you transfer between terminals?
All arrivals are on Level 5.
All departures are on Level 6.
If you have a boarding pass for your flight, follow the transfer signs through Security to Level 6, and proceed to Departure Gate.
If you do not have a boarding pass for your flight,proceed to the Transfer Desk of the carrier of your next flight. Once you have checked in, follow transfer signs through Security to Level 6 departures and proceed to your Departure Gate.

How long does it take to transfer between terminals?
You should allow at least 30 minutes after clearing Security to walk to your Departure Gate. An alternative route is the passenger train shuttle. It runs continuously between the east and west wings of the terminal,and is located on Level 1, making it
accessible to both arriving and departing passengers.

oneworld carriers operating at Hong Kong Airport
Royal Jordanian • British Airways • Cathay Pacific •Finnair • Japan Airlines • Qantas

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How do you transfer?
Most domestic and European “Schengen” country flights will operate from the main Terminal T4, while long-haul services and some European flights will depart from the Satellite Terminal T4S. Follow the signs to the underground high speed people-mover to transfer between the two terminals.

How long does it take to transfer?
An underground high speed train connects passengers between Terminal 4 and 4S, departing every 3 minutes and taking less than 4 minutes to complete the journey.

oneworld carriers operating at Madrid Barajas Airport
Terminal 4  • Finnair • Iberia
Terminal 4S • Royal Jordanian • American Airlines • British Airways • Iberia • LAN • Malév

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How do you transfer?
Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport has one main terminal building, where International and Domestic flights are co-located in various Concourses:
Domestic flights leave from Concourse A and B.
International flights leave from Concourse C, D, E, F and G.
All Arrivals are at level 2 and all Departures leave from level 4 of the main terminal building.

How long does it take to transfer?
To connect between the oneworld carriers (if you are already checked through): It should take approximately 20 minutes to reach Concourse E, F or G.

To connect between International Concourses
No need to go through Immigration and Customs formalities; you should check-in at the Transit Counter 90 minutes before departure.

To connect between the International and Domestic Concourses:
It should take approximately 60-90 minutes to clear Immigration and Customs formalities before proceeding to Domestic Check-in Counters at level 4.
Passengers connecting from International to Domestic flights must collect their checked baggage and clear passport control before proceeding to the Domestic Check-in Area.

oneworld carriers operating at Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport
Concourse E, F or G
•Royal Jordanian • British Airways • Cathay Pacific • Finnair • Japan Airlines • Malév • Qantas

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How do you transfer?
For International Arrivals at Terminal 5:
• Clear Immigration and Customs on the lower level.
• Re-check your baggage at the Re-check Area beyond Customs.

How long does it take to transfer?
The ATS serves all terminals and operates every 3-5 minutes from 7:00 am to 10:00 pm, and every 20 minutes from 10:00 pm to 7:00 am.
• Maximum travel time is 10 minutes.
• The ATS is free of charge and easily accessible to persons with disabilities. Elevators are available at each stop.

To connect to British Airways, Japan Airlines or Royal Jordanian from a USA Domestic arrival in Terminal 3
Follow signs to ATS and proceed to Terminal 5.
If you have been issued a Boarding Pass, clear Security and proceed to your Departure Gate.
If you do not have a Boarding Pass, please check in at the counter of the airline on which you are traveling.
All bags will be checked through to destination.

To connect to American Airlines and Iberia
Follow signs to Airport Transit System (ATS) to connect to Terminal 3. Clear Security and proceed to your Departure Gate.

oneworld carriers operating at Chicago O’Hare Airport
Terminal 5 • Concourse M • Royal Jordanian • American Airlines (International Arrivals) • British Airways • Iberia (Arrivals) • Japan Airlines
Terminal 3 •American Airlines (Domestics & International Departures) • Iberia (Departures)

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How do you transfer?
For Terminal 1 arrivals, follow signs for Flight Connections to the Flight Connections Centre (FCC) located between Terminals 1 and 2.
For Terminal 1 international flights, proceed to the middle floor and to your departure gate.
For Terminal 3, 4 or Terminal 5 departures, proceed to the ground floor to bus departures. Take the bus to the appropriate terminal and follow the signs to departure gates.
For Terminal 2 arrivals, follow signs for Flight Connections
For Terminal 1 departures, follow signs on the first floor for the walkway to the FCC.
For Terminal 2 departures, follow signs to departure gate.
For Terminal 3, 4 and 5 departures, proceed to the ground floor bus departures, take bus and proceed to your departure gate.
For Terminal 3 arrivals, follow signs for Flight Connections
For Terminal 3 departures, proceed to departure gates.
For Terminal 1, 4 and 5 departures, transfer by bus to Terminal 1 and 4 FCC or Terminal 4 and follow signs for departures.
For Terminal 4 arrivals, follow signs for Flight Connections
For Terminal 4 departures, proceed to your departure gate.
For Terminal 1 and Terminal 3 departures, transfer by bus to the FCC or Terminal 3 and follow the signs to your departure gate.
For Terminal 5 arrivals, follow signs for Flight Connections
For Terminal 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 departures, follow signs to the airside transfer buses at the FCC.

How long does it take to transfer between terminals?
From Terminal 2 to the Terminal 1 FCC
The walkway takes approximately 10 minutes.
From Terminal 3 to Terminal 4 Buses operate every 20 minutes and take approximately 10 minutes.
From Terminal 3 to the Terminal 1 FCC Buses operate every 8 minutes and take approximately 5 minutes.
From Terminal 4 to the Terminal 1 FCC Buses operate every 3 minutes and take approximately 6 minutes.
From Terminal 5 FCC to Terminal 3 buses operate every 6 to 8 minutes.

How much time is required to transfer between LHR and LGW?
The National Express bus to Gatwick takes approximately one and a half hours. Buses operate every 15 minutes from 05:30-12:00 and every 30 minutes from 12:00-22:30

oneworld carriers operating at London Heathrow Airport
Terminal 1 • British Airways • Finnair
Terminal 2 • Iberia
Terminal 3 • Royal Jordanian • American Airlines • British Airways • Cathay Pacific • Japan Airlines
Terminal 4 • British Airways • Qantas
Terminal 5 • British Airways

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How do you transfer between terminals?
Terminal 2A and Terminal 2B are in a 5 minutes walking distance.
If you have a boarding card for your connection, proceed directly to the departure gate.

If you require a boarding card:
On arrival prior to the Passport Control you will find the Transfer Desk. You can obtain your boarding card here. You do not need to proceed to the passport control in order to obtain your boarding card.
If luggage has not been through checked to final destination:
Proceed through passport control, collect baggage from the baggage area and proceed to the check-in area at Terminal 2A to obtain boarding pass and re-check luggage.

How long does it take to transfer between terminals?
Transfers between terminals take 5-10 minutes.

oneworld carriers operating at Budapest Airport
• Royal Jordanian • British Airways •Finnair • Malév

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How do you transfer between terminals and how long does it take?
While connecting between terminals 2A, 2B, 2C and 2D the most expedient method of transfer will be walking. Follow the marked signs located at each terminal on how to connect. Depending on the terminal you are transferring to, the walk should take between 5 - 20 minutes.

For transfers between terminal 2B and 2EF shuttle bus number 3 is available from the front of the terminal.
From Terminal 2 to Terminal 1:
Take the shuttle number 1 from terminal 2, which takes 15 minutes and runs every five minutes.
From Terminal 2 to Terminal 3:
Take the shuttle number 5 from terminal 2, which takes 15 minutes and runs every five minutes.

How much time is required to transfer between Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG) and Paris Orly (ORY)?
Allow up to one hour for transportation between airports.  Transportation is available via taxi, shuttle bus or RER.

oneworld carriers operating at Paris Airport
Terminal 2A  • American Airlines • Cathy Pacific
Terminal 2B • Royal Jordanian • British Airways • Malév
Terminal 2D • Finnair • Iberia
Terminal 2F • Japan Airlines

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How do you transfer between terminals?
International to international within Terminal 2
If you have a boarding card for your connection proceed directly to the departure gate.
If you require a boarding card:
For arrival Schengen and departure Schengen you are not required to go through passport control.
For arrival Schengen and departure Non Schengen: Proceed to Passport Control, then go directly to the check-in counter to obtain boarding card.
For arrival Non Schengen and departure Schengen: On arrival proceed through Passport Control then proceed to check-in to obtain boarding card.

Note: Not required to go through Passport Control on departure.
For arrival Non Schengen and departure Non Schengen: On arrival proceed through Passport Control, obtain boarding card from the departure gate and then proceed through Passport Control again.

Terminal 1 to Terminal 2 (international to international):
If you have a boarding pass and your luggage has been through checked follow the signs to the Sky Line train, which runs every two to three minutes. Once in Terminal 2 proceed to your departure gate.

Note: If you are transferring from Spain or Finland you will need to take the Sky Line and clear passport control upon arrival in Terminal 2 before proceeding to the departure gate.

If you require a boarding card:
For arrival from a Schengen country, take the Sky Line train to Terminal 2 and proceed to the check-in counters to obtain a boarding card

For arrival from a Non Schengen country, proceed through Passport Control, then take the Sky Line train to Terminal 2 and proceed to the check-in counters for transfer to a Schengen country or the directly to the departure gate for transfers to a Non Schengen country to obtain a boarding card.

Note: For passengers who arrive from a Non Schengen and are continuing on to a Non Schengen country there is a separate car, which is a transit area within the Sky Line train.
If luggage has not been through checked to final destination:

Collect baggage from the baggage area and proceed via the Sky Line train to the check-in area at Terminal 2 to obtain boarding pass and re-check luggage.

Terminal 2 to Terminal 1 connections to American Airlines and Royal Jordanian:
If you have a boarding card and your luggage has been through checked follow the signs to the Sky Line train and get off at Departure Level C. Proceed to the departure gate.

Note: If you are transferring from Spain or Finland you will need to take the Sky Line train and clear passport control upon arrival in Terminal 1 before proceeding to the departure gate.
If you require a boarding card:

For arrival from a Schengen country follow the signs to the Sky Line train, exiting at Terminal 1 B/C and proceed to the check-in counters to obtain boarding card.
For arrival from a Non Schengen country, proceed to Passport Control, then follow the signs to the Sky Line train, exiting at Terminal 1 B/C and proceed to the check-in counters to obtain boarding card if transferring to a Schengen country. If transferring to a Non Schengen country then remain within the transit area and obtain boarding card from the departure gate.

How long does it take to transfer between terminals?
Transfers between terminals take 15-30 minutes for international connections and up to 40 minutes for domestic connections. Airside transfer using the Sky Line train is the only way to transfer between terminals.

oneworld carriers operating at Frankfurt Airport
Terminal 1  • Royal Jordanian • American Airlines 
Terminal 2  • British Airways •Cathy Pacific • Finnair • Iberia • Japan Airlines • LAN • Qantas  

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