Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) Runway Status Lights (RWSLs)

LAX Runway Status Lights (RWSLs) are operating. RWSLs are red in−pavement lights that serve as warning lights on runways and taxiways indicating that it is unsafe to enter, cross, or begin takeoff on a runway when illuminated.

Note: RWSLs indicate a runway’s status only, they do not indicate clearance. Pilots and vehicle operators are required to receive a clearance from air traffic control before proceeding.

Runway Status Lights at Los Angeles (LAX)

Takeoff Hold Lights (THLs)

• Runway 24L (North Complex)

• Runway 25R (South Complex)

Runway Entrance Lights (RELs)

South Complex:

• Taxiway B1 (North of Runway 25R)

• Taxiway F (North and South of Runways 25L/25R)

• Taxiway G (North and South of Runways 25L/25R)

• Taxiway M (South of Runway 25R)

• Taxiway N (South of Runway 25L)

• Taxiway P (North and South of Runway 25R)

• Taxiway T (North and South of Runway 25R)

• Taxiway U (North and South of Runway 25R and North of Runway 25L)

• Taxiway B17 (North and South of Runway 25R)

North Complex:

• Taxiway E6 (South of Runway 24L)

• Taxiway E7 (South of Runway 24L)

• Taxiway E8 (South of Runway 24L)

• Taxiway V (South of Runway 24R)

• Taxiway V (South of Runway 24L)

• Taxiway Y (North of Runway 24L)

• Taxiway Z (North of Runway 24L)

• Taxiway AA (North of Runway 24L)

• Taxiway BB (North of Runway 24L)

For more information, visit the website: http://www.faa/gov/air_traffic/technology/rwsl/

(AJV-W21, revision 2/1/2018)