Where is the arrival pick up area at LAX?

Picking Up: Passengers may be picked up on the outer curb on the lower level/arrivals level outside of baggage claim. If picking up a passenger please use the 24-hour LAX Cell Phone Waiting Lot where motorists meeting arriving passengers can wait for free until passengers call to say they are ready to be picked up.



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Picking Up: Passengers may be picked up on the outer curb on the lower level/arrivals level outside of baggage claim. If picking up a passenger please use the 24-hour LAX Cell Phone Waiting Lot where motorists meeting arriving passengers can wait for free until passengers call to say they are ready to be picked up.

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The Terminals of Los Angeles International Airport have more than 150 gates in nine passenger terminals arranged in the shape of the letter U or a horseshoe. Passengers can move between terminals via various shuttle buses and inter-terminal pedestrian connections.

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LAX has two levels: The top for departures and the bottom for arrivals. Rideshare drivers have to drop off on the top level, so it can get congested very fast. If you go below, you'll have to go upstairs using the escalators. Stay flexible about dropping off at less crowded terminals.

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Passing through immigration and customs at LAX takes between 30-90 minutes.

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Terminals are places where passengers wait, rest, board and disembark. There are also places called hangars for repairing and housing.

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LAX has two Cell Phone Waiting Lots where motorists meeting arriving passengers can wait for free, up to two hours, until passengers are ready to be picked up in the Central Terminal Area.

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Los Angeles International Airport Terminal 2 serves Aeromexico, Air Canada / Canada Jazz, Air China, Air France, Air New Zealand, Alitalia, Avianca, Hawaiian Airlines, KLM, LACSA, Northwest, Sun Country, TACA, Virgin Atlantic, Volaris and West Jet.

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Delta Air Lines and Los Angeles World Airports have unveiled the final major phase of the $2.3 billion Delta Sky Way at LAX project, with Terminal 3 at Los Angeles International Airport now directly connected to the Tom Bradley International Terminal via moving airside walkways, officially eliminating the need for ...

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