LAX Construction Impacts: Parking Structure 4 Construction Begins

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For Immediate Release
February 9, 2018

Contact:
Charles H. Pannunzio
(424) 646-5260

LAX GUESTS ADVISED OF PARKING STRUCTURE 4 RAMP CONSTRUCTION; LEVELS 4-5CAN BE REACHED BY WAY OF DETOUR THROUGH P-3

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Only the first three levels of Parking Structure 4 will be accessible from its twoentrances during a project to rebuild the ramps to Levels 4-5. Levels 4-5 can still be reached through Parking Structure 3.

(Los Angeles, CA) Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is advising guests that a project to buildnew ramps inside Parking Structure 4 will resultin a change for accessing Levels 4-5 of the facility beginning on Monday, February 12, and continuing through the summer.

While approximately 88 parking spaces will be lost during the construction, several hundred spaces will remain availableon the top two levelsof Parking Structure 4 (P-4). Motorists will be able to access those spaces by following a detour throughP-3, and using the bridge that connects the buildings. Likewise, motorists who park onLevels 4-5 of P-4 will exitthrough P-3while the work takes place.

WhenLevels 1-3 of P-4 are full, signs will be posted at the entrances, and motorists will be diverted to other structures.From the Lower/Arrival Level, motorists can take West Way to return to P-3. On the Upper/Departure Level, motorists can park in P-5 oruse theAirport Return ramps past P-7 if they wish to park in P-3 or the top levels of P-4.

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This project is part of the preparation for the construction of the 2.25-mile Automated People Mover that will connect a new Consolidated Rent-a-Car facility near La Cienega Boulevard and several other stops outside the airport to three stations inside LAX. The Automated People Mover is anticipated to be in operation in 2023.

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To better serve the millions of domestic and international guests that travel through LAX each year, the airport is undergoing a multi-billion-dollar capital improvement program to modernize its entire campus. Initiatives underway include an Automated People Mover, a Consolidated Rental Car Facility and two projects that will each add over one million square feet to the airport's existing property: Terminal 9 and Concourse 0. For more information about LAX, its transformation and its environmental, social and local workforce commitments, please visit flylax.com. Follow LAX on X (formally Twitter), Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook and YouTube.

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