Safe, Regional and Modern Airports

 

Maintain the Long-Term Competitiveness of LA’s Airports 

 

Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) serves as a major international gateway and economic engine for the region. As air travel to and from Southern California increases, the overall capacity and efficiency of our airport network must increase, but all of the growth cannot happen at LAX. Our plan focuses on:

• Improving airfield, terminal, and other security at Los Angeles’ airports
  
• Regionalizing aviation travel and cargo through joint planning, marketing, and cooperation with other airports, including expansion of city-owned LA/Ontario International Airport and LA/Palmdale Regional Airport
  
• Reducing traffic congestion near airports and improving air quality by expanding FlyAway service and remote baggage check-in, improving transit connections, and other traffic mitigations
  
• Modernizing LAX to create a better customer experience, improve operational efficiency, and accommodate new super jumbo jets
  

 

Public Safety
Aviation Security
In-Line Baggage Screening
Airfield Safety

 

 

Regionalization
Settled LAX Master Plan Litigation
FlyAway Expansion
LA/Ontario Expansion
LA/Palmdale Expansion

 

LAX Modernization
Improved Customer Experience
LAX Master Plan Revision
Tom Bradley International Terminal Modernization
New Large Aircraft Readiness

 

 

 

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