Good video. That's LAX Bradley (East Gates). I've walked that many times returning to the U.S. Arriving international passengers get funneled to that upstairs walkway that leads to customs and the baggage claim, before they're allowed into the country.
Ohh yes! I was there before. I went through LAX in 2015. I flew on KLM from Amsterdam to Los Angeles. I flew on the 747-400M. It’s a very long flight home.
An update, 2 years later. In this video, PAL used Gate 159 at Terminal B. These days, PAL flies into the West Gates, which is a 15 minute underground walk to Terminal B. West Gates Immigration in on their Level 1, not Level 3 like Terminal B, but has a similar elevator up to Level 5, than a long elevator down to Immigration. Note that Baggage Claim for both buildings is Level 1 of Terminal B.
I am going to have a 1hr 55min layover in LAX going to EWR from an international flight (SIA). Im actually wondering whether i'll have enough time for my connection to terminal 6 with alaska airline since i just realize that we have to go through baggage claim and custom in LAX before the connecting flight 😑 as for the baggage will i have to bring it to terminal 6 to get it check in or is there a transfer desk to put the bags after the custom? I am using one itinerary ticket for my whole flight so i assume that the baggage already have a tag for the final destination? Will i still have to go through security too? If yes, how long will it take to go through the security? I am very nervous and hoping that i can make the connection. Any info will be appreciated. TIA
LAX will be my port of entry on November. 😊 Thanks for this video. I kinda have an idea now where to go. 😁💕
Thanks for this video,,will be going there next month. Now I know my way.
Good video. That's LAX Bradley (East Gates). I've walked that many times returning to the U.S. Arriving international passengers get funneled to that upstairs walkway that leads to customs and the baggage claim, before they're allowed into the country.
Ohh yes! I was there before. I went through LAX in 2015. I flew on KLM from Amsterdam to Los Angeles. I flew on the 747-400M. It’s a very long flight home.
An update, 2 years later. In this video, PAL used Gate 159 at Terminal B. These days, PAL flies into the West Gates, which is a 15 minute underground walk to Terminal B. West Gates Immigration in on their Level 1, not Level 3 like Terminal B, but has a similar elevator up to Level 5, than a long elevator down to Immigration. Note that Baggage Claim for both buildings is Level 1 of Terminal B.
Oh my goodness! It was off the plane, along and then down the escalator in August 2003, 20 years ago. It has changed so much!!
No passport control???
@@odzergaming well from the plane to Immigration and passport control. And then the queue to get to picking up your luggage.
A quiet stroll through the terminal. This gives a good idea how long it takes to walk to immigration if you had a broken leg in a cast.
I am going to have a 1hr 55min layover in LAX going to EWR from an international flight (SIA). Im actually wondering whether i'll have enough time for my connection to terminal 6 with alaska airline since i just realize that we have to go through baggage claim and custom in LAX before the connecting flight 😑 as for the baggage will i have to bring it to terminal 6 to get it check in or is there a transfer desk to put the bags after the custom? I am using one itinerary ticket for my whole flight so i assume that the baggage already have a tag for the final destination? Will i still have to go through security too? If yes, how long will it take to go through the security? I am very nervous and hoping that i can make the connection. Any info will be appreciated. TIA
Philippine Airlines has moved to the West (200s) gates. It's now a much longer walk with a long underground tunnel.
See my post. It's exactly about this move to the West Gates.
Welcome Back to the United States of America!!! Welcome Home!
I wonder if flight attendants steal ppls things that are left behind in the planes