LAX · Los Angeles International
LAX has its own record and current board.
Airport code guide
A Los Angeles-area search can surface Los Angeles International, Hollywood Burbank, Ontario or Long Beach. These are different airports, not alternative labels for one board. FlyGamma has published an observation record for each of these four codes.
Use the exact code on the booking: LAX for Los Angeles International, BUR for Hollywood Burbank, ONT for Ontario and LGB for Long Beach. If a flight number search shows an airport different from the one you expected, check the operating airline's current itinerary before travelling.
Each record below describes a dated window of flights seen by FlyGamma. Use the separate board links for a current request.
LAX has its own record and current board.
BUR is Burbank's code, not LAX.
ONT has a separate airport record.
LGB belongs to Long Beach, not Burbank or Ontario.
An airport may be grouped under a metropolitan area in a booking search, but that grouping does not make the terminals interchangeable. For meeting a passenger, compare the flight's arrival code with the pickup plan. FlyGamma's archive counts are not a measure of travel time or a recommendation to switch airports.
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Need to verify a three-letter code independently? Use IATA’s official airport-code search. For travel decisions, the current airline booking is the authority.