Hubs
Mega
Los Angeles International Airport (LAX)
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Hub Overview
Passengers
88.1M
Destinations
200
Connectivity
93/100
Transit
challenging
Hub Airlines
DL
Delta Air Lines
primary
UA
United Airlines
secondary
AA
American Airlines
secondary
Alliance Presence
SkyTeam
Star Alliance
oneworld
Terminal & Lounges
Terminal Overview
LAX has nine terminals arranged in a horseshoe shape, including the Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT) for most overseas flights.
Lounge Highlights
The Star Alliance Lounge in TBIT and the oneworld Lounge are excellent. Delta Sky Club in Terminal 3 was recently renovated.
Transit Tips
- There is no airside connection between terminals; most transfers require exiting and re-clearing security.
- The LAX-it lot is the designated rideshare pickup point, accessible via a free shuttle.
- Delta operates from Terminals 2 and 3; United from Terminals 7 and 8; American from Terminal 4.
- Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT) handles most international carriers.
- The Automated People Mover (APM) train system is now operational, connecting terminals to Metro and parking.
Ground Transport
The LAX Automated People Mover connects to the Metro K/C Lines. FlyAway bus service runs to Union Station and Van Nuys.
Fun Facts
- LAX is the fifth-busiest airport in the world and the busiest on the US West Coast.
- The iconic Theme Building, built in 1961, was designed in Googie architecture style.
- LAX was a filming location for many Hollywood movies and TV shows.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes Los Angeles International Airport a major hub airport?
Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is classified as a mega hub with a connectivity score of 93/100. It handles approximately 88.1 million passengers annually and offers connections to 200 destinations worldwide.
How many airlines operate from Los Angeles International Airport?
Key hub airlines at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) include Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, American Airlines. The airport has presence from SkyTeam, Star Alliance, oneworld, providing extensive global connectivity through codeshare and alliance partnerships.
What destinations can you fly to from Los Angeles International Airport?
Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) offers flights to 200 destinations. As a mega hub, it serves as a key connecting point for both domestic and international travelers across multiple continents.
How do you navigate Los Angeles International Airport?
Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) has a transit rating of "challenging". LAX has nine terminals arranged in a horseshoe shape, including the Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT) for most overseas flights..