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Long Beach, CA ~ Long Beach Airport (LGB) is currently undergoing a major improvement project that will result in a more efficient and accessible terminal for travelers. As the project progresses, travelers are advised to expect changes to the pick-up and drop-off area in front of the Historic Terminal.
Starting on Monday, April 15, and lasting until the end of June, there will be a reduced number of lanes available for active loading and unloading at the pick-up and drop-off area. Only two lanes closest to the Historic Terminal will be open, with the center median and two adjacent lanes to the east closed off.
To ensure a smooth and easy experience for all travelers, LGB is encouraging passengers to plan ahead and follow some helpful tips. It is recommended that travelers arrive at least 90 minutes before their departure time, especially for morning flights. For those picking up passengers, it is advised to wait in one of two free Cell Phone Waiting Lots located on the northwest and southwest corners of Lakewood Boulevard and E. Donald Douglas Drive. This will help alleviate traffic congestion as circling around Donald Douglas Drive or waiting at the curb can cause delays for everyone.
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To stay updated on any changes or developments regarding the LGB roadwork, travelers can sign up for notifications through LinkLB or visit LGBRoadImprovements.com. Any questions or concerns can be directed to a construction hotline at 562.445.6439 or by emailing info@lgbroadimprovements.com.
In order to assist travelers during this time, additional staff will be stationed outside the Historic Terminal to provide assistance. Customized signage has also been installed to help guide travelers through the construction zone.
The Terminal Roadway Improvements Project at LGB is expected to be completed by this fall and will result in improved vehicular and passenger flow as well as enhanced accessibility for individuals with disabilities or mobility challenges. The total cost of this project is $16.6 million, with $10.6 million funded by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) and the remaining amount funded by Airport revenue.
For media inquiries, please contact Kate Kuykendall, Public Affairs Officer at Long Beach Airport, at 562.570.2679 or via email at Kate.Kuykendall@longbeach.gov.
Starting on Monday, April 15, and lasting until the end of June, there will be a reduced number of lanes available for active loading and unloading at the pick-up and drop-off area. Only two lanes closest to the Historic Terminal will be open, with the center median and two adjacent lanes to the east closed off.
To ensure a smooth and easy experience for all travelers, LGB is encouraging passengers to plan ahead and follow some helpful tips. It is recommended that travelers arrive at least 90 minutes before their departure time, especially for morning flights. For those picking up passengers, it is advised to wait in one of two free Cell Phone Waiting Lots located on the northwest and southwest corners of Lakewood Boulevard and E. Donald Douglas Drive. This will help alleviate traffic congestion as circling around Donald Douglas Drive or waiting at the curb can cause delays for everyone.
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To stay updated on any changes or developments regarding the LGB roadwork, travelers can sign up for notifications through LinkLB or visit LGBRoadImprovements.com. Any questions or concerns can be directed to a construction hotline at 562.445.6439 or by emailing info@lgbroadimprovements.com.
In order to assist travelers during this time, additional staff will be stationed outside the Historic Terminal to provide assistance. Customized signage has also been installed to help guide travelers through the construction zone.
The Terminal Roadway Improvements Project at LGB is expected to be completed by this fall and will result in improved vehicular and passenger flow as well as enhanced accessibility for individuals with disabilities or mobility challenges. The total cost of this project is $16.6 million, with $10.6 million funded by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) and the remaining amount funded by Airport revenue.
For media inquiries, please contact Kate Kuykendall, Public Affairs Officer at Long Beach Airport, at 562.570.2679 or via email at Kate.Kuykendall@longbeach.gov.
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