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The 1960s wing is surrounded by open an air car parks, which also feature light pillars that light up at night; the light pillars are based on those permanently added to the LAX for the 2000 Democratic National Convention, making their presence in the game anachronistic in the game's [[1992]] setting. | The 1960s wing is surrounded by open an air car parks, which also feature light pillars that light up at night; the light pillars are based on those permanently added to the LAX for the 2000 Democratic National Convention, making their presence in the game anachronistic in the game's [[1992]] setting. | ||
Both sections of the complex include subterranean levels that also allow traffic to pass. The modern wing of the terminals features a recessed plaza at | Both sections of the complex include subterranean levels that also allow traffic to pass. The modern wing of the terminals features a recessed plaza which bottoms out at level 3, with skybridges at levels 1 and 2; levels 1 and 3 have road traffic with road connection between these two level possible via a ramp on the north end of the terminal, while level 2 is a strictly pedestrian level. The 1960s wing, on the other hand, has only one underground level with roadways running around the circular profile of the building. | ||
In addition to the six terminal gates, the tarmac area of the airport features ten inaccessible hangers, half of which are surrounded by stacks of containers. The airport boasts two runways connected by a U turn, giving the runways a U-shape. The airport's tarmac area is the also the only one in San Andreas to incorporate green lawns, which are situated between the runways. | In addition to the six terminal gates, the tarmac area of the airport features ten inaccessible hangers, half of which are surrounded by stacks of containers. The airport boasts two runways connected by a U turn, giving the runways a U-shape. The airport's tarmac area is the also the only one in San Andreas to incorporate green lawns, which are situated between the runways. | ||