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Tish W.

Terminal 7 belongs to United Airlines so the process was pretty simple. Follow the signs to your terminal. Not to many people today. Bathrooms were nice and clean, and waiting area was clean.

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Doug L.

United staff in Terminal 7 pulled out all the stops for a unique experience at Gate 71. The great United staff welcomed UA2605 flyers with cheers to a gate party hosted with a food spread (kebab skewers, cheesecake poppers, sliders and more), a live DJ, swag and speeches to mark the final leg of the 7 HUB run through United's network. The layout of Gate 71 made things a little tight and chaotic at times but overall a great event to see in LAX.

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Regine S.

I got a super helpful agent who took care of checking in my luggage : Thanks Durk This is terminal 7: the start of my trip

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Peter X.

This was the terminal I landed in when I came back from Denver. Terminal 7 and 8 is mostly for United Airline. It was pretty simple for me after I exited the plane. I just walked straight to baggage claim to get my luggage and took the LAX IT bus to the ride share pickup area. If you landed later in the day then the bus to take you to the LAX IT might be full since you're at the last terminal. You can also walk to the LAX IT area too if you don't mind walking.

Ryan S.

Terminal 7 at LAX is pretty much what I expect from a major airport terminal, busy, functional, and constantly moving. One thing I really appreciated was how easy it was to move between Terminals 6 and 7 now that they're connected airside. Not having to exit security and start the whole process over again feels like a huge quality of life improvement at LAX. The terminal has the usual mix of airport food and shopping options, along with plenty of seating scattered throughout, which helps when flights inevitably start shifting around. It may not be the flashiest terminal in the world, but it gets the job done and makes navigating that part of LAX much less stressful than it used to be.

Ray M.

Terminal 7 at LAX is a perfectly tuned machine. Terminal 7 is very large and super busy. I am unsure whether it belongs solely to United Airlines. Still, employees are very efficient and reliable, allowing guests to move in and out of the airport promptly. Our entire wait time upon arriving at Terminal 7 was 4 minutes. Needless to say, my family and I were impressed and thankful to be able to retrieve our luggage from the conveyor belts promptly and leave the building for our much-anticipated trip back home

Juan G.

Good experience. Only issue is that there wasn't really enough seats, at least on Gate 80. The waiting area seemed small compared to other ones. (Am I tripping?) We did go to the United Airlines Club area, so that was definitely nice. They have quite a few food and shopping places on this terminal. No Starbucks (I didn't see one), but they do have a coffee bean, thumbs up for that! Clean terminal though, clean bathrooms as well!

Rhonda D.

Arrived at 12:30 pm for a 1:25 pm domestic flight out of Terminal 7, Gate 7. Using United Airlines' outdoor Bag Drop Shortcut and CLEAR Plus, I made it from the sidewalk to my gate in literally under 10 minutes. One of the smoothest airport experiences I've had. Not bad for my first trip out of LAX!

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LAX, to me; is always efficient. Friendly staff and good places to grab a drink or food, while waiting for a flight.

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Very clean terminal. Pre-check was easy. The United club is nice in my opinion. It's nice United had their own terminal.

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Los Angeles International Airport - LAX - Rolling Stone restaurant

Los Angeles International Airport - LAX

2.5(7.3k reviews)
0.2 mi•Westchester

This airport is huge and extremely busy as you would expect! I lost my driver's license here when…read moreen route to Hawaii for work, which was very unfortunate since I needed a rental car. The rest of my experience at LAX was fine, I did not have extensive layovers at the airport either on the trip to Kauai or the trip home from Kauai. The LAX staff I encountered were all professional. I got some fresh air outside at LAX, and returned through security, helping a man behind me who had several toddlers and several bins, and that's where i lost my driver's license! Despite calling LAX security and lost and found numerous times, I never got my driver's license back. This was in the "old days" and on arrival at Kauai, I went to the rental car place and my county courthouse in Madison County Alabama faxed some documentation to the rental car company in Kauai and fortunately I was able to get a rental car that way!

Why? The place screams "why". The last *completed* project was the Tom Bradley terminal? Everything…read moreelse since then is still under construction? How many decades does it take to install EV charging? By the time they finish, the equipment will be obsolete and the cars that could have used it turned into new cans. On the day they finish they'll start tearing them out to install wireless charging. But why complain? You know you generally don't have a choice. And more important the elected and appointed folks that run the place know you don't have a choice. Just be prepared for the new LA experience that is a good simulation of the third world experience. Move quickly and get out. Everything you do and say needs to be to get out. Get out before the zombie apocalypse starts in the Tom Bradley terminal.

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Tom Bradley International Terminal - Eva airline to my next destination, but where?

Tom Bradley International Terminal

3.2(676 reviews)
0.5 mi•Westchester

It's really not a bad International Terminal in itself, and compared to twisting and monstrous…read moreinternational terminals at airports like MIA or DFW. Centered at the rear of the LAX horseshoe upper/lower roadways and the main international gateway for LAX, serving over 45 international carriers and a few domestic flight connections. The worst part is just getting there by car. Always try to give yourself plenty of time because of traffic. Once you're inside the terminal, you usually don't have to take shuttles or leave the terminal; more than 50% of the international flights leave from here. Duty Free is pretty big and there's decent shopping. It's also known as 'Terminal B'. I'm so happy it's still called the Tom Bradley terminal because he deserves to have his name on it. He was an amazing mayor. You can get direct flights to almost anywhere in the world from this terminal. The layout is pretty clear and it's not confusing like CDG or Frankfurt. My favorite lounge here is definitely the Star Alliance lounge because it has an open terrace where you can sit with a view of "The Great Hall"; that's what the large area that includes most of the duty free shopping inside the terminal is called. Star Alliance (and One World) business lounges are upstairs near the top level. The Amex Centurion lounge is underground with no windows and a bit depressing IMO. As far as arrivals, if you have "global entry", it's a breeze. Sometimes I'm in and out in 10 minutes. And if you don't mind paying about $50 extra for a premium Lyft or Uber black, then you can get picked up right in front at the terminal arrivals and don't have to take the shuttle bus and go to the separate ride share satellite area. As I usually travel solo, it depends on how exhausted I am at arrival. If you are tired after a 13 hour flight and have luggage, the shuttle bus that stops at every terminal is a complete nightmare. Which is why I sometimes splurge for the deluxe Uber or Lyft and get picked up at arrivals. I've never seen a "satellite" ride share area which you have to bus to like this one in any airport in the world. I wish they could find a better system though than riding a bus to the satellite rideshare area. I've actually (surprisingly) managed to find some good deals booking through Lyft vs Uber for airport pickups. Don't forget to compare both prices before you select one. I've heard of people actually taking a free hotel shuttle to one of the nearby airport hotels and then catching a rideshare from the hotel to save money, but that may be a little extreme if you have a lot of luggage.

Tom Bradley terminal is like an entirely different airport! I fly out of LAX 5 or 6 times a year…read morebut until the last two flights I can't remember when I flew out of terminal B. This terminal is so much nicer than the rest of the airport. They have high end shopping - Hermes, Burberry... And much better food options. We flew to Kauai out of this terminal last month and were happy with all the nicer amenities. This month we are going to Kentucky - so I have no idea why we are in this terminal l, but we'll take it! I wish all of LAX was like the Bradley Terminal

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Tom Bradley International Terminal - Plug in and USB power at all seats

Plug in and USB power at all seats

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Bon Voyage!

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LAX Terminal 4 - Terminal 4 * LEVEL 3 * Gates 46-49 CrownsLAX - only sit down place for eats. Meh food. But nice to have something near the gates.

LAX Terminal 4

2.4(328 reviews)
0.4 mi•Westchester

Easy to get through to our gate but the organization is really bad. There's no way we're making off…read morethe run way before the expected time that was provided to us. On the lighter side of things, Geena Davis is on our flight. Lol love Beetlejuice.

AND! Three years later, here is my update. Best you read this and pay attention if you intend to…read morefly American now or in the immediate or future. This is a matter of fact update and is based on sole experience of my recent visit. Hmmm, where to I begin? OK, my story will begin at my experience of checking into a departing flight out of LAX, Terminal 4, the terminal for American Airlines. Preface also by saying the terminal is under massive renovation and has been for some time and when will they complete it? Who knows? OK- Now Pay clear attention- I get dropped off on LEVEL 2 which is the departing level for all flights. My boarding pass is on my phone so I need not stop at the check in counters. I tried, TRIED to be smart and follow the signs as I weave my way through the terminal to get to the departing gates This starts my journey! 1- Signs take me from LEVEL 2 to LEVEL 4 where the TSA check in sites are albeit Pre Check, Regular, Clear and the like. Keep in mind this is just through the security where they check your identification 2- Once past the TSA check in lines you then take the escalators or elevators back DOWN to LEVEL 3 where you then go through the screen machines. 3- once past the screening machines you take the escalator or elevators BACK DOWN to LEVEL 1 (Level 1 is street leve, the place where you normally pick up your luggage on arrival then go out to curbside) NOW I AM CONFUSED. I'M TRYING TO DEPART AND I'M AT THE ARRIVAL STATION???? I look around for signs and there is none. I so I decide to be like a LEMMING and follow the other walkers.... You walk through the tunnels going back in towards the gates and there is counter foot traffic with the arriving passengers. What a mess! Once you get to the end of the tunnel, you will take the escalator or elevator UP to LEVEL 2, the walk to the next bank of escalator and take it UP to LEVEL 3... WAIT Not done yet!!! Then take the escalator UP to LEVEL 4 where the gates are! Did you follow all of this? Do you need a map? Footnote-it was 3643 steps (Yup, counted) ok my watch counted the number of steps it took from the point of getting dropped off at curbside then situated at my departing gate... Good luck American Fliers

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LAX Terminal 4 - Terminal 4 * LEVEL 3 * Gates 46-49 A little corner market for snacks, premade sandwiches, salads, yogurts, etc.

Terminal 4 * LEVEL 3 * Gates 46-49 A little corner market for snacks, premade sandwiches, salads, yogurts, etc.

LAX Terminal 4
LAX Terminal 4

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LAX Terminal 6 - Not open yet 7:00 am Feb 19, 2025

LAX Terminal 6

2.7(211 reviews)
0.2 mi•Westchester

TERMINALLY BUSY Know…read morewhich terminal you're flying out of before you head to LAX. Terminal 6, which services Alaska Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines and Air Canada, is towards the end. Unless you take the short cut near Terminal 1, you're going to be crawling through five other terminals before you get to yours. Since Alaska is the primary airline, this hub is constantly bustling. Gates are small, and there's never enough seating as you get closer to take-off. Food options are okay, though the longest line is always the one at Starbucks. You'll have to hunt for your water bottle water filler, but it's there. One advantage of this active terminal is that you only have to drive by two others when you exit. Disadvantage? If you're taking a shuttle, sometimes they're full before they arrive. After a long flight, that is terminally disappointing!

This star doesn't accurately reflect my opinion, because I'd need a 0 star option for that…read more 1. No agents at the arriving flights terminal.... Couldn't find a single one. 2. When you do find one, they're clueless. It seems they're as confused about the horrible signage and directions around the airport as well. I had an agent tell me to stand next to "the green pillar" to wait for an uber.... But she pointed at a purple one.... Assuming she was colorblind, I looked for a green pillar. I found it. Called my uber, waited next to it. Turns out? You don't wait next to the pillars at all. You take them to the Ride app section and get picked up there. Not sure why that's so hard to articulate, "wait by that green pillar, and a shuttle will take you to where you wait for an uber" would've been a pretty damn simple direction, but again, the agents here are VERY confused.

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LAX Terminal 6 - Bye-bye, Los Angeles until we meet again

Bye-bye, Los Angeles until we meet again

LAX Terminal 6 - Air Canada's Check-In Kiosk. Fast and convenient.  :D

Air Canada's Check-In Kiosk. Fast and convenient. :D

LAX Terminal 6

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LAX Terminal 5 - American Eagle Regional Terminal, also known as The Eagle's Nest

LAX Terminal 5

2.8(290 reviews)
0.3 mi•Westchester

I know people love to hate on LAX but honestly.. I've never had any trouble flying in/out of there…read more(hopefully no jinxing for 2026). On our last flight from LAX to JFK, we had a 12am flight and traveling with our 3mo old puppy and everything was easy breezy. We got to our parking (cheap) reservation on time, didn't wait too long for the shuttle and the agents for JetBlue were so helpful AND loved my puppy, made our night by taking pictures of/with him. There were lots of (clean) restrooms, quiet area, unfortunately all the restaurants were closed but otherwise, no problem flying out from LAX at all

Mixed thoughts about LAX T5. It's an easy to get thru if you're in gates 50 and above. And even…read moreeasier if you have TSA pre check. Never a terribly long line. When I know I'm flying out of this terminal, I don't think about getting to the airport early. Whereas if it was another terminal I absolutely would. Staff generally are annoyed but not as bad as JFK. They ain't winning awards for customer service but they do explain things pretty well. This time around I flew out of gate 52D. If you're in any of the 52 gates other than A or B, know that you need to get to the 52 gate and then you'll have to chat with a gate agent, scan your boarding pass, then take another bus to your gate. Thats how big LAX is. You need to jump on another 5 minute shuttle ride to get to your gate. The 52 gates aren't world class. It's pretty old. Probably just neglected since most of the flights here are regional / short distance flights. There's flights to Seattle, Bay Area, etc from here. Overall verdict - you could certainly do worse. But for how big it is, I think it's a pretty well oiled machine. And that in of itself earns a 3 star from me.

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LAX Terminal 5 - Aloha!

Aloha!

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LAX Terminal 1 - My public jet is waiting.

LAX Terminal 1

2.9(404 reviews)
0.2 mi•Westchester

TERMINALLY BUSY…read more Thanks to Southwest and Jetblue, Terminal 1 at LAX is bustling. Expect a bottleneck outside this popular terminal due to so many drop-offs and pick-ups. If you take a shuttle, they have an exclusive lane that lets them navigate faster. TSA usually moves fast, but sometimes the lines are long. Mid-day, I waited less than 5 minutes. Pre-dawn, can be busy. Food options include Urth Caffe & Bar, Einstein Bros. Bagels, Chick-fil-A, and Rock & Brews. Restrooms tend to be clean, and there are water refill stations near them. Gates are often overflowing with people, so I'll find a quiet spot with a view as soon as I've reached the concourse. It's usually peaceful until someone inconsiderate puts their phone on speaker. Dude, NO ONE wants to listen to your nonsense. NO ONE. If only Southwest had a club lounge!

I'm really not a fan of LAX. It is highly congested with both foot and car traffic. Getting dropped…read moreoff is the way to go, but it is still hectic and drivers charge a premium. Driving here to pick up or drop off people is a nightmare and gives me anxiety every time. They have a newer section at the Tom Bradley International Terminal that makes you walk for 20 minutes to get to your gate. I called this area the Annex. Plan ahead if you're flying international because you never know if you may end up having a really far gate assigned to your flight.

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LAX Terminal 1 - Seating area and the end of the concourse by gate 210

Seating area and the end of the concourse by gate 210

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Oh absolutely! Roll down thy blue carpet.

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Santa Monica Airport - Going home tonight! Salute Tuesday! @Santa Monica Airport CA Tue 2/11/25

Santa Monica Airport

4.6(49 reviews)
5.9 mi

Santa Monica Airport CA Tue 2/11/25 On my way! Back to…read moreSillyValley! Sun is rolling into sunset! Going home tonight! © Yes, SMO Municipal airport is slated to close in 2028! It's been a source of controversy for decades! Capping decades of legal battles & protests! One of the oldest in USA! Airport land converts into Park! Meanwhile they shortened the runway to limit jet flights! By the way, this is where Harrison Ford crash landed onto Golf Course instead of a runway! This general aviation airport, naturally long favorite of celebrities & biz heads, had its share of public scrutiny just like many other non commercial airports in California. Like my San Carlos Airport SQL or Palo Alto Airport PAO. Historic significance lays in the fact that famous DC-3 & military aircraft was produced by Douglas Aircraft Co in Santa Monica at the airport before it had moved to Long Beach. Famous tenants like Harrison Ford, Tom Cruise & Arnold Schwarzenegger, along with others, average daily 250 takeoffs & landings, that's a lot of noise! Neighbors in Santa Monica didn't want harmful exhaust, emissions, fueling, lead & carbon, pollution, and noise! At the same time, its use during WWII for military purposes had federal agreements for FAA to allow operations. So various aviation interests contended with the City of Santa Monica over its ownership. They reached the agreement after endless litigation to return the control of the airport land to the city. And at the end of 2028 the city is free to do what they want with 227 acres of airport land! *The one who should care Does she or doesn't So let the beat roll on I'm 'bout to get in the zone I been locked up all by myself But I'm known to grow my own I burn it till it's gone Like there ain't nothing wrong I'm just out in the shade Watching the world go up in flames [ Review #828 w 3 pic Feb 15, 2025 ] Here, can't complain! @Santa Monica Airport CA Thur 2/6/25 Going home tonight! Salute Tuesday! 2/11/25 Spirit of Santa Monica! @Santa Monica Airport CA Tue 2/11/25

Was in the neighborhood and was curious about the flight schools at the Santa Monica airport…read more Walked in and I felt immediately welcomed. Met with Oliver and Jorge and they gave me all of the information I needed to begin my journey into aviation. Prices are very reasonable and the school is going through lots of positive changes. I was also impressed with how many of the staff members are bilingual. 非常好 Great fleet of airplanes to learn from: Cirrus, Cessna, and SportCruisers. I am now looking forward to my introductory flight with the school and will definitely be considering getting my Private Pilot License with them! 谢谢SMF 加油 Muy Bien Adios

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Santa Monica Airport - Spirit of Santa Monica! @Santa Monica Airport CA Tue 2/11/25

Spirit of Santa Monica! @Santa Monica Airport CA Tue 2/11/25

Santa Monica Airport - Drove in the rain  From SF to LA  Traffic was insane  Every mile a gain  Here, can't complain! @Santa Monica Airport CA Thur 2/6/25

Drove in the rain From SF to LA Traffic was insane Every mile a gain Here, can't complain! @Santa Monica Airport CA Thur 2/6/25

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