This report presents the results of a detailed analysis of the Los Angeles International Airport. The analysis was conducted by the Los Angeles Airport Improvement Working Group which had representatives from the airport sponsor, the Air Transport Association, the airlines serving Los Angeles, and the Federal Aviation Administration. The purpose of the analysis was to determine the causes of delay and the potential delay reduction benefits of recommended improvements. The effort was part of the Airport Improvement Program. (Author).

This report is data package 7 for review by the Task Force members. The Stage 1 experiments have been re-worked since the last meeting in November and reflect the latest comments of the group. Attachment A is a list of the Stage 1 and Stage 2 experiments. The Stage 1 experiments (attachment B) are arranged in sets to illustrate various comparisons requested by the Task Force members. VRF and IFR weather conditions have been separated along with each configuration (westerly, easterly, and night time operations). Each experiment contains a description of the objective, the runway configuration, the related experiments and a summary of the results. A link node diagram is included to illustrate the airfield changes noted in the experiment.