The
white zone is for immediate loading and unloading of passengers only. There is
no stopping in a red zone.
Airline employees and avgeeks
immediately recognize that line from the 1980 movie Airplane. The airport scenes
were shot at TWA’s Terminal 3 at Los Angeles International (LAX), and the sign
above is familiar to anyone who has seen the movie. A little known fact is that when... read more
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Flashback Fridays: California Girls Meet "Airplane" at Los Angeles International
By: Brian Lusk 
Feb 10 2012
The
white zone is for immediate loading and unloading of passengers only. There is
no stopping in a red zone.
Airline employees and avgeeks
immediately recognize that line from the 1980 movie Airplane. The airport scenes
were shot at TWA’s Terminal 3 at Los Angeles International (LAX), and the sign
above is familiar to anyone who has seen the movie. A little known fact is that when... read more
