This is not the entire terminal. This is only the headhouse portion. The area where you first check in. The newer modern area is behind this area up the escalators, but you have to have a flight ticket to access it. It's not accessible to the general public like this area. I don't think they've remodeled this inside section yet of this terminal, but they've remodeled the outside facade entrance. It looks completely different now. BTW, this terminal is the biggest and was originally opened in time for the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles.
We just flew back from Fiji to this terminal last week. It is the TERMINAL AND AIRPORT FROM HELL! I will do everything in my power to avoid LAX in all future flights.
@@crisrbb We've flown through multiple international terminals in many international airports over the years. We do, at least, two overseas trips a year. Frankfurt tends to border on being a nightmare - and it's MUCH busier than LAX. Still, I'd take Frankfurt over LAX any day. I won't bore you with the various airports we've flown through. But, please believe me when I say LAX is, by an order of magnitude, WORSE than any other airport we've traversed for international travel. That being said, I notice your video was only of the ticketing area. That may well be an organized area. We came through the INCOMING international flight area - and that's an entirely different animal. Luggage delivery is a disgrace (our "priority" (read: business class) luggage was the last off the plane. If you are unlucky enough to have a domestic connection, you have to WALK to your connecting terminal (we clocked a mile and a half getting to our connecting gate). How is it LAX does not have a tram system?! Sorry, but having flown through DFW, IAH, ATL, and ORD, (incoming from international flights), I'd take ANY of those over LAX any day of the week.
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This is not the entire terminal. This is only the headhouse portion. The area where you first check in. The newer modern area is behind this area up the escalators, but you have to have a flight ticket to access it. It's not accessible to the general public like this area.
I don't think they've remodeled this inside section yet of this terminal, but they've remodeled the outside facade entrance. It looks completely different now.
BTW, this terminal is the biggest and was originally opened in time for the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles.
Thank you for your comment! Yes that’s only the Tom Bradley Terminal.
Thank you for sharing Cris
you're welcome bro!
Wow! That terminal has changed since I was last there back in 2018. I haven’t been back since, due to COVID.
@@davidclaro152 thank you for your comment! Yes, this terminal I think has been renovated. Hope you come visit Los Angeles again!😊😁
We just flew back from Fiji to this terminal last week. It is the TERMINAL AND AIRPORT FROM HELL! I will do everything in my power to avoid LAX in all future flights.
@@phyllistedford7689 i’m sorry to hear that.. Maybe because LAX is one of the busiest airport in USA.
@@crisrbb We've flown through multiple international terminals in many international airports over the years. We do, at least, two overseas trips a year. Frankfurt tends to border on being a nightmare - and it's MUCH busier than LAX. Still, I'd take Frankfurt over LAX any day. I won't bore you with the various airports we've flown through. But, please believe me when I say LAX is, by an order of magnitude, WORSE than any other airport we've traversed for international travel. That being said, I notice your video was only of the ticketing area. That may well be an organized area. We came through the INCOMING international flight area - and that's an entirely different animal. Luggage delivery is a disgrace (our "priority" (read: business class) luggage was the last off the plane. If you are unlucky enough to have a domestic connection, you have to WALK to your connecting terminal (we clocked a mile and a half getting to our connecting gate). How is it LAX does not have a tram system?! Sorry, but having flown through DFW, IAH, ATL, and ORD, (incoming from international flights), I'd take ANY of those over LAX any day of the week.
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