The iconic LAX sign will be taken down as construction crews begin the next phase of the airport's modernization program.

The Los Angeles World Airports said the project aims to ease the traffic surrounding the airport by separating airport-bound vehicles from other commuters on Sepulveda Boulevard.

"Today marks a significant milestone for LAX as we continue to innovate, evolve and transform LAX into a more efficient and accessible airport," Michael Christensen, chief airport development officer of LAWA, said in a statement.

The airport also aims to upgrade its pedestrian pathways, signage and create more direct access points for LAX economy parking.

"While the LAX sign will be taking a break from the spotlight, our teams and contracting partners will be hard at work on roadway improve

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