I think jg6544 is talking about LAX being a logistical nightmare, and he's right about that. The traffic in, out, and especially through the CTA is very "second world" for a major international airport serving as the gateway to the Pacific Rim. I don't know if LAWA completely abandoned this idea, but the original LAX Master Plan (circa 2004-2005) called for shutting down the entire CTA and re-routing all traffic to a centralized drop-off/pick-up zone. From there, departing passengers would then take people movers into the CTA and disperse to their terminals. I think that would alleviate the legendary traffic problem.
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