The U.S.’s First Earthquake Early Warning App Is Now Available to Los Angeles Residents Last week marked a milestone in earthquake preparedness in Los Angeles, as a new earthquake-alert app was unveiled for the city on both iOS and Android. ShakeAlertLA, as written by… Johnny Jet , January 8, 2019
How to See What Traffic Is Like at LAX People are often surprised when I tell them that one of my favorite U.S. airports is Los Angeles International (LAX). It’s my fave for a number of reasons, including that… Johnny Jet , December 27, 2018
My Trick for Getting Ubers at LAX in Less Time Uber/Lyft (either one) is by far my favorite way to get to and from LAX (besides a ride from a loved one). But both rideshare apps sometimes drive me crazy,… Johnny Jet , June 19, 2018
6 Los Angeles Hotels for Every Type of Traveler This is a sponsored post but all opinions expressed within are my own. I’ve had the good fortune of traveling a lot but one of my favorite places in the… Johnny Jet , May 21, 2018
Expect Additional Traffic at LAX Believe it or not, traffic at LAX is about to get worse (I didn’t think that was possible, either). According to KABC, “a major project to install two electrical vaults… Johnny Jet , May 8, 2018
You Can Now Reward Exceptional Airport Employees at LAX Surely you’ve had a negative experience at an airport—but have you ever had an experience in which an airport employee went above and beyond for you? I know I have…. Johnny Jet , March 15, 2018
Have a Layover in Los Angeles? Check Out My New Video I’ve been working with Allianz Global Assistance (the leading travel insurance provider) for over three years. They’re not only an amazing company providing a safety blanket for travelers (including me… Johnny Jet , February 7, 2018
Why I Won’t Go to Duke’s Malibu Ever Again My mom always used to say that everything happens for a reason and that couldn’t have been truer than it was on Saturday afternoon when I went to lunch in… Johnny Jet , February 5, 2018
LAX-Departing Flights May Not Serve Food for a Week in Wake of Listeria Outbreak If you’re flying out of or through LAX in the next week or so, listen up: The identification of listeria at an LAX catering facility has prompted American Airlines to… Johnny Jet , November 1, 2017
How to Get Into the Emmys Without Being a Star If you’re following me on social media (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter), then you know I attended the 69th Emmys in Los Angeles as a guest of Chase. They invited me so… Johnny Jet , September 23, 2017
Good News, LAX Flyers: Shared Ride Drivers Can Now “Rematch” With Passengers Good news for all of those that want to see traffic reduced at LAX: Uber and Lyft are now authorized to use a “Rematch” functionality for drivers picking up or… Johnny Jet , August 31, 2017
Is This the Dreamiest Way to Travel Between L.A. and San Francisco? Last year I wrote about a new bus service between Los Angeles and San Francisco called SleepBus. Now, that name and concept are gone. The owners have rebranded the overnight… Johnny Jet , July 18, 2017
The New Proud Bird Restaurant Near LAX Great news for aviation fans and plane spotters! The legendary 50-year-old, LAX-adjacent Proud Bird restaurant has reopened after closing for more than a year (they came close to closing for good). The… Johnny Jet , July 13, 2017
Where to Find Each Airline at LAX Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is the fourth-busiest airport by passenger traffic (80,921,527 in 2016) in the world. As it slowly makes its way toward being America’s best airport, passengers… Johnny Jet , May 23, 2017
Reminder: The LAX Terminal Swap Is Underway As we wrote about in April, LAX is currently the site of a huge terminal swap that’s being anchored by Delta Air Lines. Delta is moving from Terminal 5 and 6 to… Johnny Jet , May 15, 2017