Los Angeles International Airport Statistics

LAX handled 73.71 million passengers in 2025, 3.76% fewer than in 2024, and 48.92 million from January to August 2026.

Published Aug 6, 2025Updated Sep 29, 2026

Published Aug 6, 2025 · Updated Sep 29, 2026

Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is the primary entry port to Southern California and one of the world’s busiest airports. Located within the Los Angeles metropolitan area, it supports tens of millions of passengers and significant cargo volumes each year, generating substantial economic activity for the region.

Los Angeles International Airport Statistics 2026 Year to Date

Passenger traffic at LAX from January to August 2026 is running slightly behind the same period of 2025, while air cargo continues to grow.

  • LAX handled 48.92 million passengers from January to August 2026, a 1.46% decrease from 49.64 million in the same period of 2025.1
  • Domestic passengers: 33.33 million, down 0.93% year over year.1
  • International passengers: 15.59 million, down 2.58% year over year.1
  • Aircraft operations totaled 380,174 movements, a 2.29% decrease from 389,095.1
  • Air cargo reached 1.55 million tons, a 4.59% increase from 1.49 million tons.1
  • August 2026 alone saw 6.44 million passengers, 3.74% fewer than in August 2025.1
LAX Monthly Traffic, January–August 2026
MonthTotal PassengersChange vs 2025Domestic PassengersInternational PassengersAircraft OperationsCargo (tons)
January5,546,409+0.79%3,634,1681,912,24145,527180,646
February4,956,270+0.93%3,357,7141,598,55641,597171,542
March6,011,798-0.10%4,151,5491,860,24947,500190,083
April5,871,843-3.14%4,027,4451,844,39846,833193,466
May6,287,378-2.48%4,363,7561,923,62248,361200,341
June6,738,428-1.37%4,625,1812,113,24749,382207,348
July7,064,222-1.58%4,815,3372,248,88551,947207,272
August6,441,757-3.74%4,352,9332,088,82449,027202,357

Source · Los Angeles World Airports, Traffic Comparison (TCOM) monthly reports, January–August 2026. Monthly figures as first reported.

How many passengers pass through Los Angeles International Airport each year?

Los Angeles International Airport handles over 70 million passengers annually, maintaining its position as one of the world's busiest airports.

  • LAX welcomed 73.71 million passengers in 2025, a 3.76% decrease from 76.59 million in 2024.2
  • Traffic peaked in 2019 at 88.07 million before the COVID-19 downturn reduced volume to 28.78 million in 2020.3
  • Recovery has been steady yet incomplete; 2025 totals remain about 16% below the 2019 record.3
Annual Passenger Volume at LAX (2017–2025)Total passengers20M40M60M80M100M88.07M28.78M201720182019202020212022202320242025YearTotal passengers
Annual passenger volume at LAX, 2017–2025.
LAX Passengers by Year, 2008–2025
YearTotal PassengersChange vs Prior YearDepartingArriving
200859,820,750—29,933,58129,887,169
200956,520,843-5.5%28,288,21128,232,632
201059,070,127+4.5%29,605,54229,464,585
201161,862,052+4.7%30,923,00530,939,047
201263,688,121+3.0%31,857,13531,830,986
201366,665,726+4.7%33,335,38633,330,340
201470,663,519+6.0%35,320,50135,343,018
201574,956,305+6.1%37,550,04637,406,259
201680,921,651+8.0%40,555,70640,365,945
201784,558,776+4.5%42,470,55442,088,222
201887,533,177+3.5%44,001,15843,532,019
201988,068,013+0.6%44,290,88443,777,129
202028,779,527-67.3%14,439,78814,339,739
202148,009,241+66.8%23,940,91324,068,328
202265,924,298+37.3%32,926,54332,997,755
202375,056,210+13.9%37,644,85137,411,359
202476,585,861+2.0%38,328,36938,257,492
202573,709,594-3.8%36,947,21036,762,384

Source · Los Angeles World Airports, LAX 10-Year Summary: Passengers.

How LAX Compares With Other U.S. Airports

LAX is the fifth-busiest airport in the United States by passenger boardings and ranked 13th in the world by total passengers in 2025.

  • LAX boarded 36.50 million passengers in 2025, ranking 5th in the U.S. behind Atlanta, Dallas/Fort Worth, Chicago O'Hare and Denver.4
  • Its boardings fell 3.35% from 2024, the second-steepest decline among the 10 busiest U.S. airports after Las Vegas (6.07%).4
  • Worldwide, LAX ranked 13th in 2025 with 73.71 million passengers, down from 11th in 2024 and 3rd in 2019.5
  • Domestic travelers make up 68% of LAX passengers, compared with 80–95% at the other four U.S. airports in the world's top 20.5
  • LAX ranked 2nd of the 30 major U.S. airports for on-time arrivals in 2025.6
  • For cargo, LAX ranked 7th in the U.S. by all-cargo aircraft landed weight in 2025.7
Busiest U.S. Airports by Passenger Boardings, 2025
RankAirportBoardings (2025)Change vs 2024
1Atlanta (ATL)51,459,786-2.00%
2Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW)41,297,009-2.49%
3Chicago O'Hare (ORD)40,680,735+5.46%
4Denver (DEN)39,976,695-0.09%
5Los Angeles (LAX)36,497,303-3.35%
6New York JFK (JFK)30,792,806-2.14%
7Orlando (MCO)27,999,709+0.50%
8Las Vegas (LAS)26,531,765-6.07%
9Miami (MIA)26,450,972-0.52%
10San Francisco (SFO)26,251,850+4.68%

Source · Federal Aviation Administration, Final CY2025 Commercial Service Airports Enplanements.

International vs Domestic Passengers

Both domestic and international passenger volumes declined in 2025, with domestic travel experiencing a larger decrease.

  • Domestic passengers (2025): 50.11 million (68% of total)2, a 4.73% decrease from 2024.
  • International passengers (2025): 23.60 million (32% of total), a 1.62% decrease from 2024.2
Origin of Passengers at LAX (2019–2025)Domestic and international passengersDomestic passengersInternational passengers20M40M60M80M100M2019202020212022202320242025Year
International versus domestic passengers at LAX by year.

Arrivals vs Departures

LAX functions primarily as an origin-and-destination airport, with nearly equal numbers of departures and arrivals.

  • 36.95 million departures and 36.76 million arrivals were recorded in 2025.3
  • Domestic split: 25.12 million departures vs. 24.99 million arrivals.8
  • International split: 11.83 million departures vs. 11.77 million arrivals.8
Passenger Flow: Departure vs Arrival (2019-25)
YearDomestic DepartureDomestic ArrivalInternational DepartureInternational Arrival
201931.37 M30.99 M12.92 M12.78 M
202011.20 M11.15 M3.22 M3.18 M
202120.04 M19.98 M3.89 M4.07 M
202224.61 M24.79 M8.31 M8.21 M
202326.45 M26.35 M11.18 M11.04 M
202426.33 M26.27 M12.00 M11.99 M
202525.12 M24.99 M11.83 M11.77 M

Passengers by Terminal

The Tom Bradley International Terminal is the busiest terminal at LAX, handling almost one in five of the airport's passengers.

  • The Tom Bradley International Terminal handled 14.09 million passengers in 2025, including 13.05 million international travelers.9
  • The West Gates (8.12 million) and Terminal 7 (8.06 million) ranked second and third in 2025.9
  • Terminal 8 was the least busy of the numbered terminals, with 3.38 million passengers in 2025.9
  • From January to August 2026, Tom Bradley handled 10.66 million passengers, while Terminal 5 recorded no passengers.10
LAX Passengers by Terminal, 2025 and January–August 2026
TerminalPassengers (2025)Share of 2025 TotalPassengers (Jan–Aug 2026)
Tom Bradley International Terminal14,092,12619.1%10,659,144
West Gates (MSC)8,117,70711.0%5,368,544
Terminal 78,060,83910.9%5,637,236
Terminal 37,021,6039.5%4,845,035
Terminal 66,705,9199.1%4,563,838
Terminal 16,602,7299.0%5,555,196
Terminal 26,559,5338.9%4,553,293
Terminal 56,106,7398.3%0
Terminal 45,720,1087.8%4,229,689
Terminal 83,375,9904.6%2,451,117
Other terminals1,346,3011.8%1,054,558

Source · Los Angeles World Airports, Passenger Traffic Comparison by Terminal (December 2025 and August 2026 reports).

What is the total number of aircraft operations at Los Angeles International Airport each year?

LAX recorded 580,996 total aircraft operations in 2025, representing a 0.13% decrease from the previous year11.

  • LAX logged 580,996 aircraft movements in 2025, down from 581,779 in 20242 and up from 575,097 in 2023.11
  • Pre-pandemic operations peaked at 707,833 movements in 2018, meaning 2025 levels remain about 18% below the 2018 peak.11
  • Operations fell to 379,364 in 2020, rebounded to 506,769 in 2021 and 556,913 in 2022.11
Annual Aircraft Operations at LAX (2017–2025)FAA aircraft movements200K400K600K800K707,833379,364201720182019202020212022202320242025YearAircraft operations
Annual aircraft operations at LAX.

Aircraft Operations by Type

  • Most operations at Los Angeles International Airport in 2025 were carried out by air carriers, totaling 546,465 movements.2
  • Additionally, air taxi operations made up 22,041 movements, while general aviation contributed 12,234 and military flights accounted for 256 operations2.
Aircraft Operations at Los Angeles International Airport by Type (2019-2025)
YearAir CarrierAir TaxiGeneral AviationMilitary
2019634,51538,50517,853384
2020346,03622,64710,348333
2021464,80327,62313,948395
2022513,42128,56514,392535
2023540,40421,11013,105478
2024547,77920,74712,877376
2025546,46522,04112,234256

Source · Note: The FAA counts air taxi operations separately from general aviation. Air taxi covers on-demand flights for hire in smaller aircraft (generally 60 seats or fewer), while general aviation covers other civil flying outside air carrier and air taxi services.

Which airlines operate the most flights out of Los Angeles International Airport?

LAX operates as a highly competitive "battleground hub" with no single airline maintaining majority market share, creating an unusually diverse competitive landscape among major carriers.

  • Delta Air Lines leads with 18.9% market share, carrying 13.92 million passengers in 2025.12
  • United Airlines holds 16.1% market share with 11.87 million passengers12, operating LAX as a major West Coast hub.
  • American Airlines captures 15.3% market share with 11.31 million passengers12, maintaining significant West Coast presence.
  • Southwest Airlines accounts for 8.4% market share with 6.19 million passengers12, focusing on domestic point-to-point service.
  • Alaska Airlines represents 6.6% market share with 4.88 million passengers12, emphasizing West Coast and Alaska routes.
Top 10 Airlines at LAX Airport by Passenger Volume (2025)
AirlinePassengers (millions)Market Share
Delta Air Lines13.9218.9%
United Airlines11.8716.1%
American Airlines11.3115.3%
Southwest Airlines6.198.4%
Alaska Airlines4.886.6%
Spirit Airlines2.152.9%
JetBlue Airways2.122.9%
Frontier Airlines1.852.5%
Air Canada1.111.5%
Volaris1.101.5%

Trends in Passenger Traffic at Los Angeles International Airport

Passenger totals rise through late winter and spring, peak in mid‑summer, and taper off toward year‑end.

  • July 2025 was the busiest month (7.18 million passengers)13, followed by June (6.84 million)14 and August (6.69 million).15
  • February was the quietest (4.91 million)16, with January (5.50 million) and November (5.71 million)17 also below the annual average.
2025 Monthly Passenger Traffic at LAXPassengers2M4M6M8M4.91M7.18MJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecMonthPassengers, 2025
Monthly passenger traffic at LAX in 2025.

Most Popular Destinations from Los Angeles International Airport

Domestic Destinations

These figures count passengers flying from LAX to each airport, in one direction only. The international figures below count both directions, so the two lists are not directly comparable.

  • 1.47 million passengers flew from LAX to New York-JFK in 2025, the most of any domestic route18, served by multiple carriers on this premium transcontinental route.
  • San Francisco ranked second, with 1.36 million passengers flying from LAX18, representing a key West Coast business corridor.
  • 1.2 million travelers flew from LAX to Las Vegas18, highlighting the strength of the leisure travel market.
  • Around 1.17 million and 1.15 million passengers flew from LAX to Chicago O'Hare and Honolulu18, completing the top domestic destinations.
Top 10 US Destination Airports from LAX (2025)Passengers flying from LAX on U.S. carriersNew York (JFK)1.47MSan Francisco (SFO)1.36MLas Vegas (LAS)1.2MChicago O'Hare (ORD)1.17MHonolulu (HNL)1.15MDallas/Fort Worth (DFW)1.03MDenver (DEN)966,975Atlanta (ATL)959,357Newark (EWR)935,045Seattle (SEA)910,241Passengers from LAX
Top domestic destinations from LAX by passengers, 2025.

International Destinations

  • London-Heathrow dominated international routes with 1.42 million passengers in 202519, served by four major airlines.
  • Seoul-Incheon ranked second with 1.19 million passengers19, reflecting strong trans-Pacific business and leisure demand.
  • Tokyo-Haneda ranked third with 1.11 million passengers19.
  • Guadalajara, Mexico, and Taipei-Taoyuan completed the top five international destinations, with 1.10 million and 0.97 million passengers.19
Top 10 International Destination Airports from LAX (2025)Nonstop passengers, both directionsLondon Heathrow (LHR), UK1.42MSeoul Incheon (ICN), South Korea1.19MTokyo Haneda (HND), Japan1.11MGuadalajara (GDL), Mexico1.1MTaipei Taoyuan (TPE), Taiwan966,582Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG), France964,545Mexico City (MEX), Mexico954,351Hong Kong (HKG)815,458Vancouver (YVR), Canada790,947Sydney (SYD), Australia756,357Passengers (both directions)
Top international destinations from LAX by passengers, 2025.

Top International Markets

Mexico is the largest international market at LAX by a wide margin, followed by Canada and Japan.

  • Mexico accounted for 4.42 million passengers on nonstop flights between LAX and foreign airports in 2025, 18.8% of the total.19
  • Canada (2.00 million) and Japan (1.95 million) ranked second and third, followed by the United Kingdom (1.49 million).19
  • Compared with 2024, traffic to China rose 28% and to Hong Kong 46%, while traffic to Canada fell 20%.19
  • 11.47 million international travelers cleared U.S. Customs at LAX in 2025, 0.61% more than in 2024, and 91% of them arrived at the Tom Bradley International Terminal.2
  • From January to August 2026, customs arrivals fell 1.62% to 7.73 million, although Terminal 7 grew 10.62%.1
Top 10 Countries by LAX International Passengers, 2025
RankCountryPassengers (2025)Share of LAX InternationalPassengers (2024)Change
1Mexico4,423,63318.8%4,301,628+2.8%
2Canada1,996,4318.5%2,504,954-20.3%
3Japan1,954,9968.3%1,910,180+2.3%
4United Kingdom1,486,2306.3%1,699,806-12.6%
5South Korea1,191,6905.1%1,076,749+10.7%
6Australia1,172,4795.0%1,124,723+4.2%
7France1,043,4084.4%993,154+5.1%
8China973,9974.1%761,238+27.9%
9Taiwan966,5824.1%1,073,560-10.0%
10Hong Kong815,4583.5%558,772+45.9%

Source · U.S. Department of Transportation, International Report: Passengers (T-100). Passengers on nonstop flights between LAX and each country, both directions, U.S. and foreign airlines; Canada is the sum of its provinces.

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How much cargo does Los Angeles International Airport handle annually?

LAX handles over 2 million tons of cargo annually, demonstrating the airport's importance as a freight gateway.

  • LAX processed 2.29 million tons of cargo in 20252, a 4.65% decrease from 2.40 million tons in 2024.
  • Cargo volumes peaked at 2.98 million tons in 202120 and remain just below the pre-pandemic 2019 level of 2.31 million tons.21
Amount of Cargo Handled by LAX (2017–2025)Freight and mail, US tons1M2M3M2.98M2.29M201720182019202020212022202320242025YearTotal cargo, freight + mail (US tons)
Annual air cargo handled at LAX.

On-Time Performance at Los Angeles International Airport

Financial Statistics of Los Angeles International Airport

  • Los Angeles International Airport generated an operating revenue of $2.05 billion in the fiscal year ending in June 2025, which reflects an increase from $1.93 billion in FY 2024.22
  • Operating expenses also rose from $940 million in FY 2024 to $1.02 billion in FY 2025.22
  • Despite the higher expenses, operating income increased from $228.9 million in FY 2024 to $233.9 million in FY 202522, indicating improved financial performance year-over-year.
LAX Operating Financial Performance: FY 2023-2025 (YE June)
MetricFY 2023FY 2024FY 2025
Operating Revenue$1,727.3 M$1,926.5 M$2,047.5 M
Operating Expenses$832.4 M$940.0 M$1,019.5 M
Operating Income before Depreciation and Amortization$894.9 M$986.5 M$1,027.9 M
Depreciation and Amortization$689.8 M$757.6 M$794.1 M
Operating Income$205.1 M$228.9 M$233.9 M

How do passengers get to and from LAX?

Most travelers reach LAX by private car, while rideshare services account for about one in five vehicle trips on the terminal roadways.

  • 33.14 million vehicle trips were counted on LAX's upper and lower terminal roadways in 2025, an average of 90,792 a day and 5.2% fewer than in 2024.23
  • Private vehicles made 21.65 million of those trips (65%), while rideshare services such as Uber and Lyft made 6.78 million (20%), down 9.6% from 2024.23
  • Taxis made 788,900 trips, down 14.3%, and FlyAway buses made 74,887.23
  • Rental car companies recorded 2.16 million on-airport rental transactions at LAX in 2025; Hertz had the largest share (19.6%), followed by Avis (16.8%) and Enterprise (13.6%).24

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Incidents at Los Angeles International Airport

  • October 2013: Two small dry‑ice devices detonated at Terminal 2 and the Tom Bradley International Terminal, causing brief disruptions but no injuries.25
  • November 1, 2013: A gunman in Terminal 3 killed a TSA officer and wounded three others26; operations resumed after security clearance.
  • August 28, 2016: False reports of an active shooter caused panicked evacuations, 281 flight delays and 27 diversions.27
  • May 20, 2017: Aeroméxico Flight 642 struck a provisioning truck while taxiing to its gate; all eight people on the truck were injured.28
  • July 25, 2018: Prop wash from a taxiing Dash 8 blew a baggage dolly into the right engine of United Flight 739, a Boeing 737; the damage was minor.29
  • November 21, 2019: Philippine Airlines Flight 113 returned after an engine stall; no injuries.30
  • August 19, 2020: FedEx Flight 1026 landed with gear failure; one pilot injured while exiting.31
  • July 8, 2024: A United 757 lost a main wheel after takeoff but landed safely in Denver.32
  • July 18, 2025: Delta Flight 446 returned to LAX following a left-engine fire; passengers continued on another aircraft.33

Los Angeles International Airport Quick Answers

How many passengers use LAX each day?

About 202,000 on average. LAX handled 73.71 million passengers in 2025, which works out to roughly 201,900 a day.

How many flights take off and land at LAX each day?

About 1,590. LAX recorded 580,996 aircraft operations (takeoffs and landings) in 2025, or roughly 1,592 a day.

What is the busiest month at LAX?

July. In 2025, July was the busiest month with 7.18 million passengers, while February was the quietest with 4.91 million.

Which is the busiest terminal at LAX?

The Tom Bradley International Terminal, which handled 14.09 million passengers in 2025, about 19% of the airport's total.

Has LAX recovered to pre-pandemic traffic levels?

Not yet. The 73.71 million passengers in 2025 were about 16% below the record 88.07 million set in 2019.

How busy is LAX in 2026 so far?

LAX handled 48.92 million passengers from January to August 2026, 1.46% fewer than in the same period of 2025.

Which airline carries the most passengers at LAX?

Delta Air Lines, with 18.9% of LAX passengers in 2025 (13.92 million), ahead of United Airlines (16.1%) and American Airlines (15.3%).

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  26. San Fernando Valley Man Who Admitted Murdering TSA Officer During 2013 Shooting Spree at LAX Sentenced to Life plus 60 Years · justice.gov ↑
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  28. LAX Media Statement: Collision Between AeroMexico Aircraft and Provisioning Truck · lawa.org ↑
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  31. FedEx cargo jet makes pre-dawn emergency landing in Los Angeles · cnn.com ↑
  32. United Airlines Boeing plane loses wheel after takeoff from Los Angeles and lands safely in Denver · nbcnews.com ↑
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