FlyAway Bus Service to LAX Will Expand to Hollywood, Santa Monica, Torrance
FlyAway Board of Airport Commissioners Presentation Dec. 2, 2013 by dgabbard2
By
Dana Gabbard
10:38 AM PST on December 4, 2013
FlyAway Board of Airport Commissioners Presentation Dec. 2, 2013 by dgabbard2
The Monday meeting of the Los Angeles Board of Airport Commissioners included a presentation on the status of the expansion of FlyAway to develop eight new FlyAway sites by 2015 as part of a settlement I mentioned previously.
The big news is the expansion will include sites in Hollywood (on Vine south of Hollywood Blvd.), Santa Monica (adjacent to their city center), along the Orange Line at Woodley and in Torrance at its future transit center. Opening of these is anticipated between mid-2014 and mid-2015.
My thanks to Patrick Tomcheck of Los Angeles World Airport staff for making available the presentation.
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