Co-terminal airport list
One of the best benefits of the Delta Skymiles program is the same day confirmed features. As a Diamond, you have the ability to not only change flight schedule but alter your origination/destination airport as long as they are serving the same metropolitan area — called co-terminals”. Co-terminals are not widely known, but very useful when rebooking travel. Below is the complete list of co-terminals.
Chicago area co-terminals
ORD, MDW are considered co-terminals in the Chicago metropolitan area that are considered to be the same point for fare construction purposes only.
Houston area co-terminals
IAH, HOU are considered co-terminals in the Houston metropolitan area that are considered to be the same point for fare construction purposes only.
Los Angeles area co-terminals
LAX, BUR, SNA, LGB, ONT are considered co-terminals in the Los Angeles metropolitan area that are considered to be the same point for fare construction purposes only.
New York area co-terminals
JFK, LGA, EWR, HPN are co-terminals in the New York City metropolitan area that are considered to be the same point for fare construction purposes only.
San Francisco area co-terminals
SFO, OAK, SJC are considered co-terminals in the San Francisco metropolitan area that are considered to be the same point for fare construction purposes only.
South Florida area co-terminals
MIA, FLL, PBI are considered co-terminals in the South Florida metropolitan area that are considered to be the same point for fare construction purposes only.
Washington D.C. area co-terminals
IAD, DCA and BWI are considered co-terminals in the Washington D.C. metropolitan area that are considered to be the same point for fare construction purposes only.