Aller du T5 au T2 de LAX (aéroport de Los Angeles) à pied? | Forum: États-Unis

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How do I transfer between terminals?

Airside Connections:
There are some terminals that are connected behind security, though sometimes it may take some effort.
- T8 can only be accessed from T7.
- T6-T8 are connected by a pedestrian walkway just past the checkpoints.
- T5-T8 are connected via tunnels behind the checkpoints.
- T2-T5 are connected via shuttles to the American Eagle satellite terminal. While not officially connected together, you can board the shuttle to the AE satellite, get off when you arrive, then wait for the shuttle to the terminal you want. Generally, the guards want you to show a BP for Eagle, but if you have a BP/printed itinerary for another airline and you explain why you want to take the shuttle, they'll let you on.
  - T2: Boards beside gate 22A
  - T3: Boards beside gate 35 (see updated footnote when you scroll over the map here) NOTE: AA still has not updated their map; however, it's taken AS a long time to realize this update happened over two years ago as well
  - T4: Board at Gate 44
  - T5: Board at Gate 52 (perhaps 52A... can anyone confirm?)
- All other intraterminal transfers will require you to leave the security, then get rescreened when you arrive. Because of this, please be sure to book a long enough layover at LAX should you need to change terminals.
Walking:
- Generally, if you are no further than 2 terminals away, it will be faster to walk.
- It takes about 30 minutes to walk from T1-T7 following the U. You can also cut across the parking lots on the lower level, which will take about 10 minutes (though it was set up to do that, and you will be dealing with busy roadways)
- Between Terminals 3 and 4 - it is possible to walk thru the upper level parking structures as it is connected on the departure gates level. For those passengers who already have a boarding pass, it can be easier to walk along the skybridges and thru the structure instead of walking along the sidewalk past TBIT. Just be careful of the cars.
Shuttle Bus: Board on the lower level (though sometimes they'll let you board as they're dropping off passengers on the upper departures level).
- The LAX A Shuttle ("Airline Connections" - board at the [Blue]BLUE[/Blue] signs) makes the loop to all terminals, going T1 to T7, then back to T1.
- For those transferring to a downline terminal, you can also take any of the shuttles (B, C, G... even the Employee Shuttle if you don't have baggage)... just note that after T7, they will depart for their respective destinations.
- Also, you can try and board any of the rental car shuttles, as they follow the same route as the LAX Shuttles, leaving the terminal area after T7.

5) Is there public transportation available?
Yes. But whether it works for you is a separate matter... unfortunately, the LA-area public transportation system isn't known for being very good. Nonetheless:

Bus: Take the LAX C Shuttle (board at the [Blue]BLUE[/Blue] signs) to the first stop after T7, which will be a short walk from the Metro Bus Center, which serves several bus systems:
- Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) - serving the Greater Los Angeles Metro Area, and major points in surrounding counties.
- Culver City Bus Lines - seriving Culver City and surrounding areas.
- Santa Monica Big Blue Bus - serving Santa Monica and West LA.
- Torrance Transit - serving the South Bay.
Light Rail - LAX is served by the Metro Rail Green Line. The LAX/Aviation Station is about 10 minutes from the airport, and is connected by the LAX G Shuttle (board at the [Blue]BLUE[/Blue] signs).
Commuter Train - MetroLink Trains are available at Union Station in Downtown Los Angeles. They generally run on weekdays only between ~5am-6pm. Please see below for the Union Station FlyAway bus service.
FlyAway bus service - FlyAway service is available between LAX-Van Nuys and LAX-Union Station (FT). Board at the GREEN[/Green] signs. They feature 24-hour service and available remote airline/baggage check-in. FTers report that the service is generally punctual, though will be subject to the same traffic that LA is known for.
- A new FlyAway route has been announced to UCLA/Westwood, to start on June 14. (FT)

15) How do international connections/transit work at LAX (and generally in the US).

International flight arrives.
Passengers are processed through immigration/passport control.
Baggage is claimed.
Passengers and baggage are processed through customs.
Passengers exit the secured/sterile area.
Baggage is dropped off under the signs marked connections.
- -OR--
Passengers bring bags with them to their next terminal of departure and check in bags.
Passengers also check in and get boarding passes, if necessary.
Passengers reclear security checkpoint into secured/sterile area.