Starting Monday, airline passengers who arrive into Terminal 5 at O’Hare International Airport will need to head to a different terminal to access rideshare pick-ups. NBC 5’s Kye Martin has the details.
Anyone who plans to fly into Terminal 5 at O'Hare International Airport anytime soon and take a rideshare will need to head to a new pick-up location.
Starting Monday, airline passengers who arrive into Terminal 5 will need to transfer to Terminal 2 to access rideshare pick-ups, the airport previously announced.
Passengers who wish to find a ride with Uber or Lyft will need to transfer to the Terminal 2 departures area using the Airport Transit System, which takes approximately five minutes and is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
The airport said the change reflects an effort from Chicago aviation officials to condense rideshare pick-ups to one location.
Despite the change, taxis and black car pick-ups will continue to be available at all five terminals.
Additionally, passenger drop-offs from rideshare vehicles will still be allowed at all terminals.
Terminal 5 is home to most of O'Hare's international flights, in addition to Southwest Airlines and Delta Air Lines flights.
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