LAX Arrival Alerts
Get a text when their flight lands at Los Angeles LAX.
Get a text when they land at LAXAirport Code
LAX
Passengers/Year
88 million
Terminals
T1-T8, TBIT
Exit Time
45-90 minutes after landing
About
Arriving at Los Angeles International Airport
LAX is massive, with 9 terminals arranged in a horseshoe. International flights typically use the Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT) or adjacent terminals.
Terminal assignments: - TBIT: Most international carriers - Terminal 2: Delta domestic - Terminal 4: American domestic - Terminal 5: Delta domestic - Terminal 6: Mainly domestic - Terminal 7: United domestic - Terminal 8: United international (some)
From landing to exit is 45-90 minutes for international arrivals. TBIT is a long walk from some gates.
LAX traffic is notorious. The new Metro line connects the airport to downtown LA. For car pickups, the LAX-it lot is required for rideshares; meet them there after landing confirmation.
UK flights land in the afternoon/evening LA time (8+ hour flight from London).
Pickup tip
LAX-it lot required for rideshare pickup. Terminals are spread in a loop.
How it works
Track LAX arrivals.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
How do I know when a flight lands at LAX?
Enter the flight number into SkyText. You'll receive a text when the flight lands.
Why is LAX so slow after landing?
Large airport with long walks and customs queues. Budget 45-90 minutes for international arrivals.
How do I pick someone up at LAX?
Use the LAX-it lot for rideshares, or short term parking at the relevant terminal.
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