Delta Air Lines operates primarily from Terminal 3 at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). Terminal 3 serves as the main check-in, boarding, and departure terminal for Delta flights, including both domestic and international departures. Delta also has some gates in Terminal 2, but Terminal 3 is the central hub for Delta operations at LAX. Additionally, Delta's international arrivals are handled at Terminal B (Tom Bradley International Terminal), with passengers connecting to Terminal 3 for further flights. The terminals 2 and 3 at LAX operate closely together, connected airside, making transfers between them easy. In summary:
- Delta check-in and departures are at Terminal 3.
- Some departures also occur at Terminal 2.
- International arrivals are at Terminal B.
Terminal 3 was recently modernized and expanded as part of Delta's $1.9 billion investment in the "Delta Sky Way" project at LAX, including new gates, lounges, and amenities for passengers. So, if you are flying Delta at LAX, your primary terminal will be Terminal 3. Terminal 2 may also be used for some gates and flights, but Terminal 3 is the main Delta terminal at LAX. International flight arrivals/departures use Terminal B connected to Terminal 3 for easy transfers. This setup aims to provide a seamless and modern experience for Delta travelers at LAX.
