In October 2021, Hawaiian Airlines marked a significant shift in its LAX operations by relocating from Terminal 5 to the more modern and expansive Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT). This strategic move was driven by a desire to enhance the overall passenger experience, providing access to TBIT's state-of-the-art facilities, broader range of amenities, and increased gate capacity. The Tom Bradley International Terminal, a major international gateway at LAX, had undergone substantial modernization efforts, including a significant $1.9 billion renovation completed in 2013 and the subsequent $1.73 billion addition of the West Gates, which opened in May 2021.

Hawaiian Airlines primarily operates its departures and arrivals from the West Gates of Terminal B. This newer section of TBIT offers contemporary architecture, comfortable seating areas, ample charging stations, and a diverse selection of dining and retail options. The relocation positioned Hawaiian Airlines alongside other international carriers, streamlining connections for some passengers and providing a more globally connected feel to their travel experience.

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