Tanza Loudenback/Business Insider A new terminal called The Private Suite opened at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) in late 2017. The Private Suite offers a $4,500-a-year base membership and costs $2,700 to use per domestic flight and $3,500 per international flight for up to four passengers. Food and drinks, a private room and bathroom, an on-site spa, and a personal chauffeur directly to your plane are included. I recently toured The Private Suite and found it accommodating and comfortable.
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