Los Angeles, California
Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is the primary international airport serving Los Angeles and one of the busiest airports in the world. Located in the Westchester neighborhood, it is a major hub for domestic and international travel.
The iconic Theme Building with its futuristic arches is a designated historical-cultural monument. The Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT) features world-class dining, shopping, and immersive multimedia clock towers.
Shop at duty-free stores and luxury boutiques. Enjoy diverse dining options, from local LA favorites to international cuisine. Relax in one of the many airline lounges. View public art installations throughout the terminals.
Arrive 2 hours early for domestic and 3 hours for international flights. Traffic around the airport loop can be heavy, especially during holidays and peak travel times.
LAX provides services for travelers with disabilities, including wheelchair assistance and accessible restrooms. The LAX FlyAway bus offers convenient scheduled service to Union Station and Van Nuys.
Free Wi-Fi, nursing stations, animal relief areas, and currency exchange are available. TBIT offers high-end amenities. A new Automated People Mover is under construction to improve connectivity.
Check security wait times on the LAX website. Ride-share pickups (Uber/Lyft) are located at the "LAX-it" lot, accessible via a free green shuttle from the arrivals level.
Dockweiler State Beach, Manhattan Beach, In-N-Out Burger (famous plane-spotting location on Sepulveda Blvd), and the Flight Path Museum & Learning Center.