Philippine Airlines (PAL) launched a protest over the looming transfer of flights from the main terminal of the Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) to a newer, farther-away building, saying it would burden many of its elderly passengers and those with disabilities.
PAL advised passengers flying into and out of LAX that it would be “forced” out of the Tom Bradley International Terminal, which it had used for decades, to the Midfield Satellite Concourse beginning June 1 this year.
The Midfield Satellite Concourse, where passengers will board and disembark from their flights, was a $1.6 billion expansion project at the LAX.
It was connected to the main terminal via a more t…
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