FACT SHEET
Get Involved
Los Angeles World Airports has initiated a public involvement effort for the LAX Airfield and Terminal Modernization Project to communicate information about the Project and provide opportunities for public input during the environmental review process.
All Project details will be available via the Project website. Use the website to:
• Learn about upcoming workshops/meetings • Comment on environmental documents• Request a presentation • Subscribe to the Project mailing list
Project Website: WWW.LAWA.ORG/ATMP
Stay Informed
CEQA Timeline
NEPA Timeline
Environmental Review Process and Est imated Schedule
The LAX Airfield and Terminal Modernization Project requires federal and local approval, as well as environmental clearance as outlined by the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA).
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As a covered entity under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act, the City of Los Angeles does not discriminate on the basis of disability and, upon request, will provide reasonable accommodation to ensure equal access to its programs, services and activities. Alternative formats in large print, braille, audio, and other formats (if possible), will be provided on request.
The Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) Airfield and Terminal Modernization Project will focus on airfield, terminal and landside improvements, while staying within the airport’s existing footprint. The Project would elevate the passenger experience, improve the community experience, enhance safety and increase business opportunities.
CEQA Timeline
Notice of Preparation/Initial
Study, ScopingMeetings
Public Comment Period Closes
Q2 May 6
2019 2019
What are the proposed improvements?
Air f ield Improvements
Terminal Improvements
Landside Improvements
Reconfigures taxiways and runway exits to meet current FAA design standards• Improves runway exit
configurations to enhance pilot visibility
• Extends Taxiway D westerly for operational efficiency and to meet FAA standards
• Improves Taxiways C& D for access to new terminal facilities
Reduces wait times on tarmac; reduces aircraft idling, decreasing emissions
• Terminal 9: 12-gate facility• Concourse 0: 11-gate
facility (9 new gates)• Provides full-service
international capabilities• Replaces west remote gatesProvides a better guest experience (extra seating, check-in areas, security screening, charging stations, etc.)
• Improves Central Terminal Area access and reduces congestion on nearby public roads
• Creates direct access for Terminal 9
• Adds a new Automated People Mover Train Station at Terminal 9 which will link to regional mass transit
Reduces congestion on neighborhood streets and provides more user-friendly airport access
Draft Environmental
Impact Report (EIR) Released
Q1
2020
Final EIR Released
Q3
2020
Certification of EIR/Project
Approval
Q4
2020
Scoping Meetings
Public Comment Period Closes
Q2 Q2
2019 2019
Draft Environmental
Assessment (EA) Released
Q2
2020
Final EA Released
Q4
2020
FAA Record of Decision
Q4
2020
Why are we proposing i t?
As part of LAX’s continuing commitment to maintain a gold-standard airport, the Airfield and Terminal Modernization Project will provide for a combination of airfield, terminal and landside improvements that will address safety, sustainability and reliability in the following ways.
Proposed Project Improvements
ENHANCES SAFETY & CARRIER EXPERIENCE
• Increases operational efficiency which reduces delays and enhances safety
• Reduces wait times on the tarmac• Removes remote gates—less busing• Improves taxiways• Enhances aircraft movement
IMPROVES PASSENGER EXPERIENCE
• Provides a better passenger experience than remote gates—more seating and concessions not currently available at remote gates
• Reduces wait times on the tarmac• Transitions seamlessly between
international and domestic flights
IMPROVES COMMUNITY EXPERIENCE
• Reduces traffic congestion on neighborhood streets
• Promotes sustainable practices—minimum LEED Silver Certification for new buildings
• Reduces wait times on tarmac; reduces aircraft idling, decreasing emissions
• Provides an additional connection to the Automated People Mover train which will link to regional mass transit
INCREASES BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
• Promotes local jobs during construction and operations
• Provides additional concessions (restaurants & shops)
• Increases business opportunities for local and small businesses
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FACT SHEET
Get Involved
Los Angeles World Airports has initiated a public involvement effort for the LAX Airfield and Terminal Modernization Project to communicate information about the Project and provide opportunities for public input during the environmental review process.
All Project details will be available via the Project website. Use the website to:
• Learn about upcoming workshops/meetings • Comment on environmental documents• Request a presentation • Subscribe to the Project mailing list
Project Website: WWW.LAWA.ORG/ATMP
Stay Informed
CEQA Timeline
NEPA Timeline
Environmental Review Process and Est imated Schedule
The LAX Airfield and Terminal Modernization Project requires federal and local approval, as well as environmental clearance as outlined by the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA).
@ L A I n t e r n a t i o n a l A i r p o r t
@ f l y L A X a i r p o r t
@ f l y L A X a i r p o r t
As a covered entity under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act, the City of Los Angeles does not discriminate on the basis of disability and, upon request, will provide reasonable accommodation to ensure equal access to its programs, services and activities. Alternative formats in large print, braille, audio, and other formats (if possible), will be provided on request.
The Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) Airfield and Terminal Modernization Project will focus on airfield, terminal and landside improvements, while staying within the airport’s existing footprint. The Project would elevate the passenger experience, improve the community experience, enhance safety and increase business opportunities.
CEQA Timeline
Notice of Preparation/Initial
Study, ScopingMeetings
Public Comment Period Closes
Q2 May 6
2019 2019
What are the proposed improvements?
Air f ield Improvements
Terminal Improvements
Landside Improvements
Reconfigures taxiways and runway exits to meet current FAA design standards• Improves runway exit
configurations to enhance pilot visibility
• Extends Taxiway D westerly for operational efficiency and to meet FAA standards
• Improves Taxiways C& D for access to new terminal facilities
Reduces wait times on tarmac; reduces aircraft idling, decreasing emissions
• Terminal 9: 12-gate facility• Concourse 0: 11-gate
facility (9 new gates)• Provides full-service
international capabilities• Replaces west remote gatesProvides a better guest experience (extra seating, check-in areas, security screening, charging stations, etc.)
• Improves Central Terminal Area access and reduces congestion on nearby public roads
• Creates direct access for Terminal 9
• Adds a new Automated People Mover Train Station at Terminal 9 which will link to regional mass transit
Reduces congestion on neighborhood streets and provides more user-friendly airport access
Draft Environmental
Impact Report (EIR) Released
Q1
2020
Final EIR Released
Q3
2020
Certification of EIR/Project
Approval
Q4
2020
Scoping Meetings
Public Comment Period Closes
Q2 Q2
2019 2019
Draft Environmental
Assessment (EA) Released
Q2
2020
Final EA Released
Q4
2020
FAA Record of Decision
Q4
2020
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