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Part 161 FAQs

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AIRPORT AUTHORITY

page

Questions or Comments on General Airport Issues and Service

Commission
Agendas / Information

Airline Terminal Locations

Terminal Map(pdf)

Special Needs

Contract Opportunities

Employment at the Airport

Business
Opportunities

Leasing
Opportunities

Aviation Statistics

Click to view Airport History

Need exact directions to the
Burbank Airport from any location?

Bob Hope Airport
2627 N. Hollywood Way
Burbank, CA 91505
(818) 840-8840
(818) 565-1355 TTY

The Official Website of

Bob Hope Airport
Bob Hope Airport in Burbank, California is a convenient, friendly airport in the best location for access to and from Los Angeles and the San Fernando Valley. It’s the closest airport to Downtown L.A., Hollywood, Disney, Warner Bros., NBC, Universal Studios, the Rose Bowl, Dodger Stadium, Griffith Park, L.A. Zoo, Autry Museum, Magic Mountain and much more. Fly Alaska, American, Delta, JetBlue, Southwest, United, and US Airways with frequent schedules along the West Coast; direct and connecting flights across the entire country; and now, nonstop flights to New York. (Click on airline websites above or click here for reservation center phone numbers and local non-reservation phone numbers)

More Airport Than You Thought!

Click here for a quick overview

of nonstop and direct flights

Click here for complete schedule information

TSA I.D. Requirements Now in Effect at Checkpoint

As of June 21, 2008, the Transportation Security Administration will deny access to the secure area of airports to passengers who willfully refuse to provide identification at the security checkpoint.

Click here for more information

Click here for more information on

acceptable forms of identification at TSA.gov

SECURITY ALERT STATUS ORANGE IN EFFECT
TSA now allows limited amounts of liquids, aerosols and gels in personal carry-on, BUT under very strict rules. Improper packing of carry-on items can lead to delays at the security checkpoint, and passengers are encouraged to handle this important item prior to going through screening.

Avoid checkpoint delays. Please click the TSA link below for more information:
Transportation Security Administration

FOLLOW THESE TIPS FOR SMOOTHER TRAVEL:

Follow TSA rules noted above!....And these TSA Holiday Tips that are good all year long!
Allow EXTRA TIME to find parking or to find pick-up and drop-off space at the curb (HINT: drive in lane #2 and go past Terminal A baggage claim for better curb access)
Arrive ready to travel -- luggage well packed, carry-on items that conform to TSA rules, photo ID and airline documents easily available
HAVE A GREAT TRIP!

VALET PARKING SURVEY

Bob Hope Airport is polling its Valet parking customers to ascertain demand for a "Black Diamond" annual Valet Parking Pass.

Click here to fill out an online survey

2008 REPORT PEGS

AIRPORT'S ECONOMIC IMPACT

AT $3.9 BILLION AND 36,000 JOBS

Click here for executive summary

Click here for full report

Click here for passenger survey

Mailsafe Express Now Available

If you find yourself at the checkpoint with a valuable but prohibited item, you can now mail it home to yourself using Mailsafe Express at the Terminal A checkpoint.

Click here for more

Sam the Eagle is back!

Lots of changes are coming at Bob Hope Airport.
Sam will tell you all about them in the weeks and months ahead.
Click here for more (pdf)

Click here to see our 75th Anniversary Photo Album

For more information on the adopted Agreement with the City of Burbank, click here.

Special section on Nighttime Aircraft Noise Issues, click here.

For updated information on security measures at the airport, click here.

See also Transportation Security Administration for travel tips, prohibited/permitted items, and more.

Check the airline websites shown at the top of the page for the latest flight information.

AirportMonitor Flight Tracking System -- Click Here
Allows tracking of specific flights, aircraft types, on specific dates, at specific times

Special Needs

Bob Hope Airport offers services throughout the airport to assist disabled travelers or airport visitors with special needs.

Traveler Assistance
Airport Police Officers in the terminal are always glad to help passengers who have questions about airport facilities and resources. Skycaps at the main entrance are another good source. And white courtesy phones in the terminal will connect you to Airport Operations staff who will do their best to assist you.

Accompanying Passengers to/from the Gate
To accompany a solo traveler with special needs to or from an arrival or departure gate (such as an unaccompanied child or an elderly or disabled passenger), you must obtain a gate pass at the ticket counter of the airline on which the person is flying. Be sure to allow additional time for potential lines at the counter. Please note that only one person may be allowed to accompany the special-needs passenger to or from the gate. Also, please be prepared to provide government-issued photo identification (e.g. driver's license) and/or flight information.

Please contact your airline for ticket counter for more information.

Parking
Parking for persons with disabilities is located in our Short Term and our Economy Lots. An elevator serves all four levels of the Short Term Parking Structure. Vehicles using the marked spaces must display disabled placards.

Free wheelchair-accessible shuttles are available every 5-10 minutes from our Economy Lots to and from the terminal building.

Wheelchair or Sky Cap Service
For wheelchair or sky cap service, please use any of the white courtesy phones located throughout the terminal to contact an airport operator for assistance.

Rest Rooms
All restrooms in the airport terminal are ADA compliant.

Text Telephones (TTYs)
TTYs for the deaf or hard of hearing can be found in the main terminal and on each concourse, as well as on the Shuttle Island in front of the terminal. Click here to see a map showing their locations.

In addition, the airlines serving Bob Hope Airport and the Bob Hope Airport 24 hr. Operations Center are reachable via TTY/TDD phone numbers. Click here for a complete list.

You will need Adobe Acrobat 5.0 installed to view these documents. Click here to download Acrobat 5.0

OUR MISSION: To provide state of the art regional airport facilities and related services which are efficient, safe, convenient, and user friendly, while being a good neighbor.

p-38 display
	The P-38 fighter was one of the many planes that were mass produced at the Burbank Airport during World War II. A display model of the P-38 can be seen at the Burbank Airport's main terminal.