Overview
Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is the primary international gateway serving Los Angeles and its surrounding metropolitan area. Established on October 2, 1928, LAX has grown to become one of the world's busiest airports, handling over 73 million passengers in 2025. The airport features nine terminals, including the Tom Bradley International Terminal, and serves as a hub for major airlines such as American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, and United Airlines. LAX offers extensive domestic and international flight connections, contributing significantly to the global aviation network.
Frequencies
TWR
TWR
TWR
TWR
TWR
TWR
CLD
CLNC DEL
CLD
CLNC DEL
CLD
CLNC DEL
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
UNIC
UNICOM
UNIC
UNICOM
UNIC
UNICOM
APP
SOCAL APP
APP
SOCAL APP
DEP
SOCAL DEP
DEP
SOCAL DEP
APP
SOCAL APP
DEP
SOCAL DEP
ATIS
ATIS
ATIS
ATIS
ATIS
ATIS
MISC
CG
MISC
CG
MISC
CG
APP
SOCAL APP
APP
SOCAL APP
APP
SOCAL APP
OPS
AF
OPS
AF
OPS
AF
MISC
CG
MISC
CG
MISC
CG
Runways
Length
8,926 ft
Width
150 ft
Surface
CON
Heading
83.0° / 263.0°
Length
10,885 ft
Width
150 ft
Surface
CON
Heading
83.0° / 263.0°
Length
12,923 ft
Width
150 ft
Surface
CON
Heading
83.0° / 263.0°
Length
11,095 ft
Width
200 ft
Surface
CON
Heading
83.0° / 263.0°
Terminals
9 terminals: - Terminal 1: Southwest Airlines - Terminal 2: Delta Air Lines, Aeromexico - Terminal 3: Delta Air Lines - Terminal 4: American Airlines - Terminal 5: Delta Air Lines - Terminal 6: Alaska Airlines, Spirit Airlines - Terminal 7: United Airlines - Terminal 8: United Airlines - Tom Bradley International Terminal: International flights
