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Terminals 7 & 8 New boarding gates areas were created in the Terminal 7 satellite as part of the renovation project. Renovation of the Terminal 7 headhouse included a new ticketing lobby for United Premiere customers. The Terminal 7 concourse was completely renovated as part of the $546 million project completed in 2019. The renovation of Terminals 7/8 included a new consolidated checkpoint for the Transportation Security Administration (TSA). In early 2019, more than $546 million in modernization work was completed in Terminals 7 and 8, home to United Airlines. This modernization included refreshment of nearly all of the public spaces and consolidation of four Transportation Security Administration screening checkpoints into one 12-lane location, featuring the first Automated Screening Lanes at LAX. The project, which was the first upgrade at Terminals 7 and 8 since 1998, encompassed 700,000 square feet of existing space, as well as the addition of 20,000 square feet for a United Club lounge on a new fourth level of Terminal 7. Features include: An expansive check-in lobby that maximizes use of incoming light and incorporates the latest self-service tools, including self-tagging baggage kiosks Remodeled boarding gate areas that feature a modern design, including a variety of comfortable seating options and numerous charging stations for guests’ electronic devices All public restrooms now have environmentally efficient fixtures Existing Checked Baggage Inspection System replaced with a new efficient, high-speed system Additional benefits include: Passengers who have already checked in online are able to exit vehicles at the curb and proceed directly to security via a shorter, more efficient route The reconfigured gates can accommodate 19 narrow- and wide-body aircraft New carousels in the revamped baggage claim area make baggage pick-up more efficient United Club members enjoy the airline’s new larger Terminal 7 lounge with an outdoor terrace, where they can work or relax while taking in spectacular views The work was completed by Hensel Phelps, with HNTB serving as the designer.