21-Apr-2011 10:41 AM
Los Angeles International Airport: competition creates its challenges
Analysis
Los Angeles International Airport, universally known as LAX by regular users, is a sprawly, slightly chaotic place that mirrors well the city that it serves. When the current terminals were opened in the 1960s they were hailed as a magnificent concept for the jet age, with an arched "theme" building surrounded by an oval roadway of similar terminals.
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