Mr Orlando
23-05-2007, 03:03 PM
Follow the links to get information os Orlando Sanford Airport
TERMINAL LAYOUT
www.orlandosanfordairport.com/terminal_layout.htm
TERMINAL A
www.orlandosanfordairport.com/terminala_layout.asp
ARRIVALS WALKTHROUGH
International Arrivals
AIR SIDE
Getting off the airplane and being processed through Immigration and Customs are conducted Airside.
This means you are not yet in the USA but in limbo awaiting confirmation that you may enter.
You will go down some winding corridors and eventually arrive in a big hall where you will be processed through Immigration. Friendly officials will direct you to the back of the room where the queues (lines) will soon grow.
IMMIGRATION HALL
Ensure you have all your paperwork to hand and keep the kids together in a tight family group. You are about to be granted entry to the USA, don't let the kids start fighting just yet, even though it was a long flight.
Take your place behind the line and only move forward when asked to...
There is a tendency for these officials to appear 'non too friendly''. They are though the frontline of defence against all unwanted visitors. They take their job very seriously indeed. Just answer all questions, I wouldn't recommend an smart answers or trying to engage them in conversation.
SFB Note - Sanford seems a lot friendlier than MCO at Immigration. Maybe they are more used to Brit's and our daft ways.
BAGGAGE CLAIM + CUSTOMS HALL
Next it's more corridors and into the Baggage Claim and Customs Hall..
Your flight will be identified by it's Flight Number, Airline and Origination Point.
Collect a trolley or two for your luggage and 'load up'.
Then, on to Customs - to get your luggage checked.
You will be asked if you are bringing any food stuffs into the USA. Be honest, it's not worth the risk.
A quick x-ray and you're clear
TERMINAL LAYOUT
www.orlandosanfordairport.com/terminal_layout.htm
TERMINAL A
www.orlandosanfordairport.com/terminala_layout.asp
ARRIVALS WALKTHROUGH
International Arrivals
AIR SIDE
Getting off the airplane and being processed through Immigration and Customs are conducted Airside.
This means you are not yet in the USA but in limbo awaiting confirmation that you may enter.
You will go down some winding corridors and eventually arrive in a big hall where you will be processed through Immigration. Friendly officials will direct you to the back of the room where the queues (lines) will soon grow.
IMMIGRATION HALL
Ensure you have all your paperwork to hand and keep the kids together in a tight family group. You are about to be granted entry to the USA, don't let the kids start fighting just yet, even though it was a long flight.
Take your place behind the line and only move forward when asked to...
There is a tendency for these officials to appear 'non too friendly''. They are though the frontline of defence against all unwanted visitors. They take their job very seriously indeed. Just answer all questions, I wouldn't recommend an smart answers or trying to engage them in conversation.
SFB Note - Sanford seems a lot friendlier than MCO at Immigration. Maybe they are more used to Brit's and our daft ways.
BAGGAGE CLAIM + CUSTOMS HALL
Next it's more corridors and into the Baggage Claim and Customs Hall..
Your flight will be identified by it's Flight Number, Airline and Origination Point.
Collect a trolley or two for your luggage and 'load up'.
Then, on to Customs - to get your luggage checked.
You will be asked if you are bringing any food stuffs into the USA. Be honest, it's not worth the risk.
A quick x-ray and you're clear