This is a follow-up to the last post on the San Diego Commuter Air Terminal.  I incorrectly stated that the info about the commuter terminal is current but it turned out  that its already closed and flights have been transferred to the main terminal. Thanks to a comment from one of my readers who pointed that out! Anyhow, from San Diego, our SkyWest plane landed at LAX and taxied to Terminal 8. I took the following photos at LAX upon arrival from San Diego.

Instead of a bridge or stairs, the airport was equipped with these combinations of covered stairs and walkways to the terminal building.

These seem to be especially fabricated for small aircraft and allowed for passengers to walk between aircraft and terminal for all weather conditions.

A look inside this ‘tube’ of sorts connecting the aircraft and the terminal

Inside Terminal 8 are passengers waiting for their boarding calls.

Another look around Terminal 8’s pre-departure lounge

Information about departures and arrivals are shown on the screens at the lounge

Long line for the shuttle to Terminal 4

Our shuttle care of American Eagle airlines

I was able to get a photo of an American Eagle airlines plane docked at one of the contraptions for enplaning/ deplaning passengers.

Buses wait their turns to drop-off and/or pick-up passengers at Terminal 4.

While waiting for our turn to alight from our bus, I took this photo of an American Airliner being serviced for luggage/freight.

Moving walkway from the arrival gate of the terminal to the baggage claim area

 
Information on arrivals served by a particular carousel are displayed on an LED screen. There is also information on the weather.

Passengers crowd around carousel 3 while waiting for their luggage to come out.

Busy driveway at LAX Terminal 4

Crosswalk between the airport terminal and the multi-level parking building

Long line of vehicles whose drivers are fetching arrivals

Parking shuttle and other airport shuttle buses passing through Terminal 4. There are vast parking lots located some distance away from the airport terminals that are used by travellers parking for long periods (i.e., park and fly for vacations or business trips).

Inside the airport parking building across from Terminal 4

Exit from the airport parking facility with the air traffic control tower in the background

The iconic central structure of LAX features modern architecture

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