LAX Bradley International Map & Guide
This page offers insights into the Bradley International Terminal at Los Angeles Airport. Here, you will find detailed information about the terminal's layout, amenities, and connectivity to ensure a smooth travel experience.
Bradley International Info & Layout
The Bradley International Terminal, also known as Terminal B, is a key component of Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), primarily handling international flights. This terminal is home to more than 45 airlines, most of which are foreign carriers, making it a bustling hub for international travelers.
Terminal B features a total of 40 gates, distributed across several distinct areas: the North Concourse with 9 gates (130-135, 137, 139, 141), the South Concourse with 10 gates (148, 150-157, 159), the West Gates with 15 gates (201A, 201B, 202-208, 209A, 209B, 210A, 210B, 221, 225), and additional Bus Gates and Bus Port facilities for remote operations. The terminal's design facilitates efficient passenger movement and connections.
Travelers at Bradley International Terminal can enjoy a variety of amenities, including nine lounges operated by major airline alliances such as Oneworld, SkyTeam, and Star Alliance, as well as lounges by American Express, Emirates, Etihad Airways, Korean Air, and Qantas. Additionally, the terminal offers the "Los Angeles International Lounge" for independent travelers.
Access to Bradley International Terminal is convenient, with connections to other terminals via pedestrian corridors and airside shuttles. The LAX Shuttle route A buses provide landside connections between terminals. By December 2025, the LAX Automated People Mover will further enhance connectivity, linking terminals with parking facilities and the LAX/Metro Transit Center station.
One of the standout features of Bradley International Terminal is its modern and spacious design, which includes moving walkways in the new south concourse, ensuring a seamless and comfortable experience for international travelers. The separated arrivals walkway on the second floor leads directly to U.S. Customs, streamlining the arrival process.
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Using the Bradley International Map
First, scroll down on this page to the map image. Then, tap or click on the image or button to choose your terminal or locate parking facilities. A window will open with an interactive map, allowing you to pan and zoom to a specific gate, or amenity. You can also use the search feature to highlight the location on the map of gates, restaurants, lounges, security checkpoints, baggage claim areas and more. In addition, get directions from one location to another, which is very handy when you know your arrival and departure gate for a connection!
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Los Angeles Airport Bradley International Map
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