Photo Essay: The Hauntingly Empty Terminals and Apocalyptic-Like Vibes of LAX in the Age of Coronavirus
L.A. Taco's contributing photographer Kemal Cilengir visited LAX on the weekend of April 25th and witnessed a surreal, desolate environment. It was a far cry from its usually hectic and traffic-jammed scene during pre-pandemic times. With air travel reportedly continuing its downward trend, these photos capture what the immediate future of airports may look like.
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