Long Beach Airport Advises Early Arrival for Spring Break Travelers Amid Traffic Surge and Construction
Spring break and construction at Long Beach Airport may cause delays, so travelers are advised to arrive early. Long Beach Airport (LGB) is preparing for a surge in holiday traffic and ongoing construction that could cause delays for spring break travelers. Long Beach Airport officials have advised travelers to arrive at least 90 minutes before their flights, particularly during the high-traffic window from March 29 to April 1 and April 5 to 7. The Terminal Roadway Improvements Project is currently underway to enhance traffic flow and accessibility, particularly for those with mobility challenges. LGB authorities suggest the use of free Cell Phone Waiting Lots for arrivals. The airport caters to 24 locations nationwide and boasts more nonstop service than at any point in its century-long history.
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Long Beach Airport is preparing for your spring break getaway and advising you to better set those alarms early and, leave your procrastination at home. Officials at Long Beach Airport (LGB) are advising travelers to allow extra time getting to and through the terminal, as a surge in holiday traffic and ongoing construction could cause delays.
As spring break kicks into high gear, LGB is bracing for increased traveler volume. "Our award-winning Long Beach Airport stands out as a trusted place to launch or land for spring break getaways," Mayor Rex Richardson said, "This year, as you prepare for your travels, please plan for a little extra time, to account for peak travel periods and ensure a smooth journey,” the official Long Beach City press release reports. Busy times at the airport are expected to reach their peak on Sundays, Mondays, and Fridays, as an estimated 15,000 passengers are set to fly on the busiest days.
Travelers are advised to arrive at least 90 minutes before their flights, particularly during the high-traffic window from March 29 to April 1 and April 5 to 7. LGB authorities emphasise planning ahead for a less stressful experience, suggesting the use of free Cell Phone Waiting Lots for those picking up arriving guests. Both lots are conveniently located at the northwest and southwest corners of Lakewood Boulevard and E. Donald Douglas Drive.
The Terminal Roadway Improvements Project, which is currently underway, aims to enhance traffic flow and accessibility, particularly for those with mobility challenges. "We are famous for the easygoing experience we offer, and this project will ultimately make that experience even smoother," mentioned Long Beach Airport Director Cynthia Guidry in the same press release, emphasizing the commitment to maintaining the airport's resort-like ambiance.
For the latest updates, motorists can visit LGBRoadImprovements.com or sign up for notifications through LinkLB. There's, also a construction hotline available at 562.445.6439 for immediate questions and concerns. The Long Beach Airport caters to a slew of destinations with nonstop service to 24 locations nationwide, boasting more nonstop service than at any point in its century-long history.
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