One of the largest public works projects is set to take flight at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) as Mayor Antonio R. Villaraigosa and City Council Members Janice Hahn and Bill Rosendahl rolled out modernization plans for the Tom Bradley International Terminal. While modernization efforts have been stalled in the past, it is hoped that the project will create 4,000 jobs over a four-year period. The development plans ultimately were able to move forward when the mayor worked out a settlement for a lawsuit that was filed against the LAX Master Plan and then the City Council approved the project. Mayor Villaraigosa said the following of the new terminal:
"Today marks another milestone in our effort to modernize the hub of Southern California's air transportation system and restore it to the premier international gateway the airlines and our customers need and the City of Angels deserves. By modernizing the Tom Bradley International Terminal at LAX, we will provide better service for passengers from around the world. Tourism and international trade are major contributors to Los Angeles' economy that generate jobs and contribute to the City's ability to retain its position in the ever-increasing competitive global marketplace. Improving the experience for travelers at LAX will put thousands of people to work now and for years to come."Since LAX is the sixth busiest airport in the world, the project will likely improve the airport experience for tourists and ease the woes of the recession through the creation of jobs.
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