Terminals · Los Angeles Int'l

LAX Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT)

Dozens of international carriers board at TBIT. TBIT covers Gates 130–159, plus the West Gates (201–225). You clear security right there, so check today's live LAX wait before you leave.

Wayfinding diagram for finding your gate inside a terminal, following overhead signs from security through the concourse. — Finding your gate: past security, follow the overhead signs by gate number and concourse rather than the terminal name alone.

LAX TSA wait times todayLive security waits by checkpoint, the forecast, and your Leave-By Time.

Which airlines use TBIT at LAX?

TBIT is LAX's main international terminal — dozens of carriers board here after checking in at their home terminal. See which terminal each airline uses on the all LAX terminals hub.

What gates are in TBIT, and where do you check in?

Gates 130–159, plus the West Gates (201–225). Ticketing and bag drop are on the upper (Departures) level for dozens of international carriers.

A main concourse around the central Great Hall, plus the separate West Gates concourse.

Where is security in TBIT at LAX?

A large TSA checkpoint on the Departures level, with a TSA PreCheck lane. Lines still swing by the hour, so check LAX wait times by terminal and head to the fastest open lane. Not sure how long to budget? How long does airport security really take breaks it down by the hour.

How do you get to and from TBIT at LAX?

SkyLink (LAX Automated People Mover / APM). Skybridges connect TBIT to Terminals 3 and 4 past security, and a tunnel links the main concourse to the West Gates. SkyLink isn't open to riders yet. Skybridge crossings to Terminal 3 or 4 take a few minutes; the West Gates are a longer tunnel walk from the Great Hall.

Changing terminals on a connection? Check the minimum connection time you need, and see all LAX terminals on the airport map.

Accessibility and getting around TBIT

Accessibility. Elevators, escalators, and moving walkways connect the levels and the West Gates tunnel, with step-free routes throughout.
Domestic or international? LAX's main international terminal for both arrivals and departures.
Past security. The Great Hall has wide-ranging dining and duty-free shopping.They're handy once you're through, but they shouldn't change when you leave home.

Cheap LAX parking — comparedFind the lot closest to TBIT and fold the shuttle into your Leave-By Time.

TBIT layout verified June 27, 2026against the airport's own sources. Terminals do change — we date every update.

Common questions about LAX Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT)

Which airlines use TBIT at LAX?

TBIT is LAX's main international terminal — dozens of carriers board here after checking in at their home terminal. See which terminal each airline uses on the LAX terminals hub.

What gates are in TBIT, and where do you check in?

TBIT covers Gates 130–159, plus the West Gates (201–225). Ticketing and bag drop are on the upper (Departures) level for dozens of international carriers.

Where is security in TBIT at LAX?

A large TSA checkpoint on the Departures level, with a TSA PreCheck lane. Waits swing by the hour, so check LAX wait times by terminal and head to the fastest open lane before you get through security.

How do you get to and from TBIT at LAX?

Skybridges connect TBIT to Terminals 3 and 4 past security, and a tunnel links the main concourse to the West Gates. SkyLink isn't open to riders yet. Skybridge crossings to Terminal 3 or 4 take a few minutes; the West Gates are a longer tunnel walk from the Great Hall.

You know TBIT. Now get the exact minute to walk out your door — built from today's live LAX security wait and your drive.

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Terminals · Los Angeles Int'l

LAX Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT)

Dozens of international carriers board at TBIT. TBIT covers Gates 130–159, plus the West Gates (201–225). You clear security right there, so check today's live LAX wait before you leave.

LAX TSA wait times todayLive security waits by checkpoint, the forecast, and your Leave-By Time.

Which airlines use TBIT at LAX?

TBIT is LAX's main international terminal — dozens of carriers board here after checking in at their home terminal. See which terminal each airline uses on the all LAX terminals hub.

What gates are in TBIT, and where do you check in?

Gates 130–159, plus the West Gates (201–225). Ticketing and bag drop are on the upper (Departures) level for dozens of international carriers.

A main concourse around the central Great Hall, plus the separate West Gates concourse.

Where is security in TBIT at LAX?

How do you get to and from TBIT at LAX?

Changing terminals on a connection? Check the minimum connection time you need, and see all LAX terminals on the airport map.

Accessibility and getting around TBIT

Accessibility. Elevators, escalators, and moving walkways connect the levels and the West Gates tunnel, with step-free routes throughout.
Domestic or international? LAX's main international terminal for both arrivals and departures.
Past security. The Great Hall has wide-ranging dining and duty-free shopping.They're handy once you're through, but they shouldn't change when you leave home.

Cheap LAX parking — comparedFind the lot closest to TBIT and fold the shuttle into your Leave-By Time.

TBIT layout verified June 27, 2026against the airport's own sources. Terminals do change — we date every update.

Common questions about LAX Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT)

Which airlines use TBIT at LAX?

TBIT is LAX's main international terminal — dozens of carriers board here after checking in at their home terminal. See which terminal each airline uses on the LAX terminals hub.

What gates are in TBIT, and where do you check in?

TBIT covers Gates 130–159, plus the West Gates (201–225). Ticketing and bag drop are on the upper (Departures) level for dozens of international carriers.

Where is security in TBIT at LAX?

How do you get to and from TBIT at LAX?

You know TBIT. Now get the exact minute to walk out your door — built from today's live LAX security wait and your drive.

See your Leave-By Time →