Aloha from Terminal B: Navigating Hawaiian Airline

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Aloha from Terminal B: Navigating Hawaiian Airline

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Dec 21, 2023
1:19 AM

So you're flying through Hawaiian Airlines Terminal at LAX and wondering about the terminal situation? Relax, island vibes are ahead! Since October 2021, Hawaiian Airlines has called Terminal B (formerly known as the Tom Bradley International Terminal) its home at LAX. Let's break down what you need to know:

Terminal: Terminal B (TBIT)

Check-in and Baggage Claim: Main building of Terminal B. You can't miss it!

Departures: Gates 201-225 in the Terminal B West Gates building. A little walk, but escalators and moving walkways help.

Tips:

Plan for extra walking: Terminal B is spacious, so factor in 15-20 minutes to get from check-in to your West Gates departure gate.
Timing is key: Arrive at the airport 2.5 hours before departure, check-in closes 45 minutes early, and aim to be at your gate 60 minutes before take-off. Aloha time doesn't apply to pre-flight routines!
Hungry? Thirsty? Grab food and drinks in the main Terminal B area before heading to your departure gate. Limited options at the West Gates.
Cash-free zone: Hawaiian Airlines counters at LAX don't accept cash. Pack cards or plan ahead.
Relax and explore: Terminal B boasts more amenities than its previous digs at Terminal 5. Enjoy duty-free shopping, grab a bite at The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, or soak up the island vibes at Maui Jim sunglasses store.
Bonus perks:

Terminal B's modern aesthetic: Bright, airy, and spacious, it gives your island vacation a smooth start.
More dining and shopping options: From global brands to local gems, find something to tempt your taste buds and retail therapy needs.
Easy access to ground transportation: Terminal B is well-connected to taxis, ride-sharing, and public transportation.
Remember: Check your flight details and gate information before you fly. Things can change, and you don't want to miss your island paradise flight!

Mahalo for reading! Now go forth, spread the Aloha spirit, and enjoy your Hawaiian adventure!

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