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Los Angeles International Airport (LAX)

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Find your way around Los Angeles Intl — terminals, pickup zones, parking, and more.

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Los Angeles International Airport (LAX)

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Airlines by terminal

Find your airline below to see which Los Angeles Intl terminal it uses. Assignments can change — always confirm on your boarding pass.

Terminal 1

Several Terminal 1 carriers check in here but are bused to the Tom Bradley West Gates, where their flights actually depart and arrive.

Terminal 2

Gates 20–28 are now part of Delta’s Terminal 3 complex and are entered through Terminal 3. Airlines that check in at T2 either clear security in T3 or are bused to Tom Bradley.

Terminal 3

Delta’s LAX home for check-in, security and most departures. Aeroméxico checks in here, then takes an airside bus to Tom Bradley.

Terminal 4

British Airways and Japan Airlines check in at Terminal 4 but depart from and arrive at Tom Bradley.

Terminal 5

  • Closed — under reconstruction

Terminal 5 closed in late 2025 for the $1.6 billion Terminals 4–5 modernization; LAWA lists an anticipated reopening in 2028. Its airlines relocated — JetBlue to T1 and American consolidated in T4.

Terminal 6

Hawaiian still operates under its own brand at LAX, but since the Alaska merger its flights are sold and numbered under Alaska’s “AS” code.

Terminal 7

Terminal 8

Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT / B)

Primary hub for international arrivals and departures — about 45 carriers check in here, and several airlines that check in at other terminals depart from its gates.

Terminal, parking, and pickup diagrams open on the official Los Angeles Intl airport website, which always has the most current layout.

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