Airport Terminal B — Local services in Philadelphia

American Airlines monopolizes this terminal and manages it horribly: very few employees to manage check in and bag drop for most people, but ample employees for the priority lane, which is usually empty. There are usually free kiosks but no one can see them and there aren’t enough workers to manage it smoothly. If you are not dropping a bag but need to check in, there are kiosks across from priority that you can use, or check in online. Just a fantastic example of capitalism and...

It’s really unclear as to select which route to get off at. I tried to pick the best route to get as close as possible to my brother’s location in Northeast Philly. I was told even though I had paid $7.50, which is a lot for a metro ride, that I had to get off Temple University. The rest of the way I had to use Lyft which ended up being at least $40 combined for the...

Philadelphia International Airport Terminal B provides a satisfactory experience of shopping, eateries and bars which extend to include terminals A, B, C, D, E, and F once passe gets have cleared TSA. Departure gates tend to blue with retail venues so seating for flights can become crowded. Otherwise Terminal B is a...