Informational Guide to LAX Airport - NON OFFICIAL

LAX Terminal B

LAX Terminal B, also named as TBIT Terminal and TB, stands for Tom Bradley International Terminal. It is located on the western end of the area between Terminal 3 and Terminal 4.

Tom Bradley International Terminal is able to host over 10 million passengers’ year.

TBIT hosts exclusively international flights excepting those flights departing and arriving from Terminal 2.

Please note that the central Great Hall, which is located on the terminal’s core, stands for a premier dining, luxurious shopping and club lounges.

Terminal Out 3 LAX Airport
International terminal at LAX. 

Levels

LAX Terminal B consists of the following levels:

Level 1

Arrivals and baggage claim area with belts A, B and C. Find also outside this level ground transportation such as buses, shared ride vans, taxis, LAX shuttles, rental car shuttles.

Level 3

Ticketing level.

Level 4

Departures and TSA Passengers Screening.

Boarding gates 101 to 159, distributed into the South Concourse (gates 150 to 159), Great hall (gate 148) and North Concourse (gates 130 to 134). Also, there are the bus gates 136 to 146.

There are lot of services available too. 

Mezzanine Level 5

Airline lounges. 

Mezzanine Level 6

Airline lounges.

Available lounges: Star Alliance Lounge, Etihad Airways Lounge, LA International Lounge and Emirates Lounge.

Distance inside the terminal

Distances in that terminal can be huge. Please, check walking times here: 

Walking times from security check to gates: 

Time to gates: it can take up to 15 minutes, so plan accordingly.  

Transfer between terminals

There are several ways to move between terminals: 

- Walking: There are terminals where passengers can move freely walking airside. 
- Shuttles: There are shuttles to move between terminals to transport passengers. 

Get more information about the transportation options between terminals

Services

The services attached below can be found within Tom Bradley Terminal:

- ATMs
- Currency exchange
- Interactive visitors’ centers
- Baggage carts
- Family restrooms
- Airport volunteers
- VIP services
- Food, drink and retail concessions
- Luggage carts
- US customs and border protection
- Duty free area
- Nursing room
- Children’s play area
- Airline lounges

See more Services here.

Lounges

Los Angeles International Lounge: International Terminal. Open from 6:00am to last departure. Services: premium food, Wi-Fi, snacks, drinks, newspapers and magazines, TV, Telephones, among others. 

Star Alliance Business Class Lounge: International Terminal. Services: premium food, Wi-Fi, snacks, drinks, showers, among others. 

Qantas Airways International First Lounge: International Terminal. Services: premium food, snacks, Wi-Fi, drinks, showers, TV, private rooms, Internet Terminals, newspapers and magazines, among others. 

The Centurion Lounge: International Terminal. Services: premium food, Wi-Fi, snacks, showers, spa services, children’s area, internet terminals, among others. 

Korean Air KAL Lounge: International Terminal. Services: snacks, showers, Wi-Fi, newspapers, TV, Telephones, among others. 

Etihad Airways First & Business Class Lounge: International Terminal. Open 3h before each departure until last departure of the day. Services: premium food, Wi-Fi, showers, snacks, drinks, Tv, among others. 

oneworld International Business Lounge: International Terminal. Services: premium food, Wi-Fi, snacks, drinks, showers, newspapers and magazines, TV, Children’s area, among others. 

Star Alliance First Class Lounge : International Terminal. Services: premium food, snacks, drinks, Wi-Fi, drinks, showers, newspapers and magazines, TV, private rooms, telephones, printers and copiers, among others. 

Air New Zealand Elite Priority One Lounge: International Terminal. Services: premium food, snacks, Wi-Fi, TV, drinks, 

The Emirates Lounge: International Terminal. Services: premium food, Wi-Fi, snacks, drinks, showers, TV, Internet Terminals, among others.