Tom Bradley International Terminal is known as Terminal B of LAX, also named as TBIT Terminal. Tom Bradley International Terminal is located on the western end of the area between Terminal 3 and Terminal 4 of Los Angeles International Airport.
The entrance of Tom Bradley International Terminal is currently under construction for LAX Automated People Mover project. The traffic is so busy and jammed every day.
There are three parts of Tom Bradley International Terminal Building accessible for travelers: Lower Arrivals Level, Ticketing level, and Departures Level.
Tom Bradley International Terminal hosts exclusively over 45 international flights like Air China, Air France, Air New Zealand, All Nippon Airways, Asiana Airlines, Austrian Airlines, British Airways, Cathay Pacific Airways, China Airlines, EVA Airlines, Fiji Airways, Korean Airlines, and Japan Airlines. Airlines are arranged among three ticket sections: A, B, and C sections to serve the check in process.
Travelers can print out the boarding pass from the ticket machines or check in their luggage at Airlines counters at Ticketing level then get their boarding pass. There are food and beverage service, currency exchange service, stores, and bathrooms for Travelers at Ticketing level now. Each store has different business hours. Restaurants are closed early.
There are escalators at east side and west side up to TSA, a.k.a. Transportation Security Administration, upper level. TSA officers will check travelers’ boarding pass and passports before taking escalators. After TSA security check, travelers will enter the Departures Level with largest Duty-Free shopping area among all LAX terminals.
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