US Airways has now shifted its flights operations to Terminal 6 at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). The airline was until now operating out of Terminal 3.

All flights being currently operated by American Airlines’ merger partner US Airways have discontinued their operations from Terminal 3 and shifted entirely to Terminal 6. This includes operations related to customer service, baggage, check in, ticketing and gates.

US Airways check-in and ticket counters will now be situated on the second level, while flight operations will be conducted out of four gates, including Gate No. 60, Gate No. 61, Gate No. 62 and Gate No. 63.

American Airlines flights will however continue its operations at Terminal 4. The connecting flights from here will be able to be accessed by the passengers through a service shuttle or an underground connector. The shuttle service will also be for the Remote Terminal for American Eagle-operated flights.

American Airlines has this year begun operating new nonstop flights to Tampa International Airport from LAX. The airline has also announced that it will start conducting a second daily flight to London Heathrow from Los Angeles airport starting from March 2015.

Apart from these destinations, the airline has started offering nonstop flights to San Antonio, British Columbia, Vancouver, Alberta and Edmonton from Los Angeles.

The airline is presently operating three lounges at Los Angeles airport, including a newly-opened Admirals Club located at the American Eagle terminal. The airline’s premium customers are eligible for dedicated check-in with Flagship Check-In Service as well as TSA PreCheck and Five-Star Service. The airline also offers its premium customers a complimentary luxury airport transfer to their connecting gate.