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Invision Power Board > A Test Category > A Test Forum > Aloha from Terminal B: Navigating Hawaiian Airlines at LAX| mitchelhorstone | Hozzászólás Jan 17 2024, 02:45 PM |
| A téma címe: "Aloha from Terminal B: Navigating Hawaiian Airlines at LAX" Ez a cím egy barátságos és informális stílusú bevezetést sugall, és azt sugározza, hogy a cikk az olvasókat egy könnyed és barátságos útmutatással látja el arról, hogyan lehet hatékonyan és kellemesen utazni a Hawaiian Airlines járataival a Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) Terminal B-n. A "Aloha" szó a hawaii kulturális örökségre utal, ami tovább erősítheti a cikk hangulatát és témáját. |
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| benjaminsmith3002 | Hozzászólás Jan 17 2024, 12:12 PM |
| Hey fellow travelers, I just flew out of LAX on Hawaiian Airlines and wanted to share my experience navigating the new digs at Terminal B (aka the Tom Bradley International Terminal). Buckle up, because it's got its quirks! Good news: Modern and spacious: hawaiian airlines terminal at lax is definitely a step up from Terminal 5. It's bright, airy, and feels less crowded. More amenities: Tons of shops, restaurants, and even a spa! You'll find familiar faves like California Pizza Kitchen and The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, alongside local gems like Blue Bottle Coffee. Hawaiian vibes: From the plumeria leis greeting you on arrival to the soothing ukulele music, they've sprinkled the terminal with island touches. I swear I could almost smell plumeria! Heads up: West Gates walkathon: Be prepared for a trek! Gates 201-225, where most Hawaiian flights depart, are in the West Gates building connected by a long tunnel. Allow 15-20 minutes of walking after clearing security, especially if you're schlepping luggage. Food pitfall: Don't bank on grabbing food near the West Gates. Most options are in the main terminal, so stock up before venturing out. Check-in queues: Hawaiian check-in lines can get long, even with online check-in. Factor in extra time, especially during peak hours. Overall: Despite the walking marathon, I enjoyed my experience at Terminal B. It's a definite upgrade from the old digs, and the island vibes help get you in the vacation mood. Just be prepared with comfy shoes and a plan for sustenance! Bonus tips: Download the LAX app for real-time security wait times and gate information. Take advantage of the free baggage storage near the Tom Bradley statue if you have a layover. If you're tight on time, consider using the Tom Bradley International Terminal Automated People Mover (APM) to zip between the main terminal and West Gates building. Mahalo for reading! Let me know if you have any questions about flying Hawaiian Airlines from LAX, or share your own experiences in the comments below! |
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