Help Los Angeles International Airport Test the New International Concourse

Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is seeking volunteers to assist in testing the readiness of the new Midfield Satellite Concourse prior to its projected opening in the summer of 2020.

The new $1.6 billion Midfield Satellite Concourse, which will add up to 15 gates for international and domestic flights and serve as an extension to Tom Bradley International Terminal, featuring a modern design and state-of-the-art technology. This exciting project is another step in reimagining LAX and helping create the gold-standard airport that the City of Los Angeles deserves.

Before this new 750,000-square-foot building can open to the traveling public, the airport must test the level of service and functionality of every aspect of this facility. From restrooms and wayfinding, to baggage systems and passenger boarding bridges, we need your help to put the new concourse through realistic operational trials before we open it to the world!

In order to ensure that we are best prepared for the opening, LAX is seeking up to 600 volunteers to act as passengers, evaluators, monitors and more. Because these trials are complex and require careful advance planning, we are gathering interest in participation now.

Who can participate in this unique opportunity? EVERYONE! LAX needs volunteers that represent the full range of the traveling public to help test this concourse's readiness to serve tens of millions of passengers after it opens.

To indicate your interest in participating in these trials, please click here to take a brief survey. This survey will help us to assess the community’s interest and to develop a database of potential volunteers.

Thank you for considering volunteering as we continue to take another step in making LAX a world-class airport. Please help us reach even more potential volunteers around the LAX community by sharing this message with your network of coworkers, family and friends.