Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) serves the Greater Los Angeles Area. At LAX, JetBlue is in terminal 3.
Southwest Airlines at LAX is in Terminal 1.
Terminal A
What terminal you fly from at LAX depends on where you are going and what airline you are using to get there.
JetBlue exclusively uses Terminal 5, JFK's newest terminal. NOTE: International arrivals (excluding Aruba, Bermuda, and the Bahamas) arrive at Terminal 4, because T5 does not have a passport control center (yet).
Extreme Engineering - 2003 JFK JetBlue Terminal 5-3 was released on: USA: 25 October 2006
LAX Terminal Maps are available free at the terminal or by contacting your travel agent when you purchase your ticket. They are also posted in the terminal, in visible locations for travelers who are making connecting flights.
JetBlue flights at San Francisco go through Boarding Area A at Terminal 1. This is the international terminal, weirdly. However, rumors say that JetBlue, along with Virgin, will be moving to Terminal 2 upon opening.
it's in Tom Bradley International Terminal
Delta Airlines is located in Terminal 5 at LAX airport.
LAX's Terminal 2 serves Volaris, among several other airlines.
Gate 2
Yes, JetBlue provides nonstop service to Boston, Fort Lauderdale, and New York-JFK from Raleigh, and connections are available to most other destinations beyond the three mentioned above. JetBlue operates out of RDU's Terminal 1.
LAX is about 20 miles from the main bus terminal in Los Angeles. The main bus terminal is at 1716 E 7th St, Los Angeles, CA 90021.