Los Angeles International is the busiest airport on the US West Coast and the primary transpacific gateway for American, Delta and United, none of which dominates it the way a single carrier usually rules a hub. The current schedule feed lists 209 airports in 47 countries connected to Los Angeles.
Its 1961 Theme Building — a white parabolic arch straddling the central terminal area — is a landmark of Googie space-age architecture and a designated Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument.
Los Angeles International Airport is the 13th busiest airport in the world — it handled 73,709,594 passengers in 2025, according to ACI World's annual ranking.
The most frequently served routes for Los Angeles International Airport connect to San Francisco (SFO), Las Vegas (LAS) and New York (JFK).
The longest connected route for Los Angeles International Airport reaches Singapore (SIN). This non-stop flight covers a distance of 8,762 miles (14,102 km).