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PS at LAX Launches Direct Transfer Service

The Private Suite at LAX, which became PS in January, has further reimagined the airport experience.

The private airport terminal for commercial flights provides travelers a respite from the hectic experience at the airport.

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PS enhances travel, offering private security screening, personal customs and immigration processing, a private driver who takes clients from the terminal to the aircraft door, personal suites with pantries, a bed, a bathroom, views of the runways and more.

Now, PS will offer PS Direct, chauffeuring travelers from their commercial flight door straight to their home or hotel.

“PS Direct is coming at a time when our members need it the most,” says PS Co-CEO Amina Belouizdad. “It’s a private jet experience off a commercial flight.”

Travelers arriving in Los Angeles will be shuttled from their commercial flight to their preferred destination by private BMW 7-Series sedan.

PS Direct will be available to members for $3,450 for up to four people.

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