Power outages are affecting some terminals and traffic signals at Los Angeles International Airport Wednesday afternoon.
, and that"some terminals, traffic lights and other systems may not have power. Our teams are working on the issues with DWP now."Various terminals at Los Angeles International Airport were without power Wednesday afternoon.Because of the outage, the Transportation Security Administration stopped screening passengers in most terminals and is asking travelers to allow for extra time in the screening process. Sarah Rumpf is a Fox News Digital Production Assistant.
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