LAX
Los Angeles, United States

Los Angeles International Airport

4 listed terminal / concourse areas13 lounges covered

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About Los Angeles International Airport

LAX is a sprawling airport with nine terminals arranged in a horseshoe shape. The Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT) handles most international departures, while domestic carriers are spread across the remaining terminals. The airport documents post-security connections, including the T4–Tom Bradley hallway. Current construction and passenger-specific access need checking separately.

Terminal & Concourse Overview

Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT)

TBIT is the centerpiece for international flights, recently renovated with modern facilities. It has gates 130–159 and connects airside to Terminal 4 (American) and Terminal 7/8 (United).

Listed gate areas: 130-159
Directory note (not independently checked): TBIT has the best selection of lounges at LAX. The Star Alliance, oneworld, and independent lounges are all here. If your international flight departs from TBIT, you have excellent lounge choices.

Terminal 4 (American Airlines)

Terminal 4 is American Airlines' main LAX terminal. It connects to TBIT via an airside walkway.

Listed gate areas: 40-49

Terminal 2 (Delta)

Terminal 2 handles Delta domestic flights. Delta is also building out Terminal 3. The Sky Club in T2 is a solid option.

Listed gate areas: 21-28
Directory note (not independently checked): Delta Sky Club in Terminal 2 is well-run but can be crowded during peak evening hours. If you are flying Delta internationally out of TBIT, note that you will need to go through TBIT security separately.

Terminal 7/8 (United)

Terminals 7 and 8 are United's home at LAX. They connect to each other and to TBIT airside.

Listed gate areas: 70-87
Directory note (not independently checked): United Club in Terminal 7 is your primary option. The TBIT connector means you can also reach international lounges airside if you have time.

Terminal Map & Lounge Locations

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Gate areaLounge

Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT)

Area / gate coverage not source checked8 lounges
Gates 130-159
130
135
140
145
150
155
159
Layout divider, not a confirmed connection

Terminal 4 (American Airlines)

Area / gate coverage not source checked2 lounges
Gates 40-49
40
43
46
49
Layout divider, not a confirmed connection

Terminal 2 (Delta)

Area / gate coverage not source checked1 lounge
Gates 21-28
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
Layout divider, not a confirmed connection

Terminal 7/8 (United)

Area / gate coverage not source checked2 lounges
Gates 70-87
70
75
80
85
87

This schematic uses listed gate ranges, not measured geometry. Lines are not confirmed connections. Undocumented walking times are withheld. Check the airport's own map and current signage. Data methodology

Lounges by terminal or concourse

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Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT)

oneworld Lounge (TBIT)

Gate area 130-150 (not independently checked)

Hours not confirmed — check with the operator

Listed access categories, not confirmed admission.

Business ClassFirst ClassAirline Status

Star Alliance Lounge (TBIT)

Gate area 130-159 (not independently checked)

Hours not confirmed — check with the operator

Listed access categories, not confirmed admission.

Business ClassFirst ClassAirline Status

Korean Air Lounge (TBIT)

Gate area 130-159 (not independently checked)

Hours not confirmed — check with the operator

Listed access categories, not confirmed admission.

Business ClassFirst ClassAirline Status

Centurion Lounge (TBIT)

Gate area 130-159 (not independently checked)

Hours not confirmed — check with the operator

Listed access categories, not confirmed admission.

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Emirates Lounge (TBIT)

Gate area 130-159 (not independently checked)

Hours not confirmed — check with the operator

Listed access categories, not confirmed admission.

Business ClassFirst ClassAirline Status

Qantas International Business Lounge (TBIT)

Gate area 130-159 (not independently checked)

Hours not confirmed — check with the operator

Listed access categories, not confirmed admission.

Business ClassAirline Status

Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse (TBIT)

Gate area 130-159 (not independently checked)

Hours not confirmed — check with the operator

Listed access categories, not confirmed admission.

Business ClassFirst ClassAirline Status

Air France Lounge (TBIT)

Gate area 130-159 (not independently checked)

Hours not confirmed — check with the operator

Listed access categories, not confirmed admission.

Business ClassFirst ClassAirline Status

What to Consider Before Settling Into a Lounge at LAX

LAX's horseshoe design means terminals at opposite ends are a 20-minute walk apart without airside connectors. The key question at LAX is always: which terminal is my flight actually departing from? Airside connectors between TBIT, T4, and T7/8 are a game-changer, but other terminals remain isolated.

LAX is in the middle of a massive modernization. The Automated People Mover (train) is being built to connect all terminals, but until then, moving between non-connected terminals requires exiting security and walking or taking a shuttle. Always check your terminal and gate carefully.

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