Municipal Airport Authority
Appears in 3 stories · Last updated Sep 29, 2026
As of September 2026: Grant recipient
About 1,360 homes under the flight paths around Los Angeles International Airport are in line for new sound insulation. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) obligated $22.8 million on September 15, with the city's airport authority handling the work.
Updated Sep 29
As of September 2026: Owns and operates LAX, overseeing SkyLink transition
On August 6, LAZ Parking filed three WARN notices with California's Employment Development Department, covering 247 positions at Los Angeles International Airport. The jobs end October 6, when the airport's new automated People Mover train replaces shuttle services.
Updated Sep 18
As of September 2026: Owner and operator of LAX; grant recipient
Los Angeles International Airport is getting $289.3 million from the Federal Aviation Administration to build a new access road that separates airport traffic from the gridlock on Sepulveda Boulevard. The award funds Phase 3 of a 17,410-foot roadway serving Terminals 1-8 and B, covering construction of 7,955 feet.
Updated Sep 17
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