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How to Find Your Airport Gate<\/h1>

Finding your gate is easier when you check your flight before leaving for the airport and then verify it again after you arrive. Gate assignments can change, so use live flight information as a helpful starting point and treat your airline and airport displays as the final authority.<\/p>

1. Find your flight number<\/strong>Look on your booking confirmation, boarding pass or airline app for the airline code and flight number.<\/span><\/div>
2. Check the flight before you leave<\/strong>Use Where\u2019s My Gate to look up your flight date, status, terminal and gate when those details are available.<\/span><\/div>
3. Confirm the terminal<\/strong>Before traveling to the airport, make sure you are going to the correct terminal or concourse when the airport uses more than one.<\/span><\/div>
4. Recheck after security<\/strong>Airport display boards and airline notifications can show late gate changes that happen after you have already arrived.<\/span><\/div><\/div>

What If My Gate Is Not Showing Yet?<\/h2>

A missing gate does not necessarily mean anything is wrong with your flight. Some gate assignments are published closer to departure, and operational changes can cause a gate to move. Check again later and confirm with the airline or airport displays.<\/p>

What Information Should I Have Ready?<\/h2>