Temporary Security Zone Offshore Los Angeles International Airport for the 2026 World Cup
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The rule creates a temporary Coast Guard security zone in navigable waters offshore of Los Angeles International Airport during the 2026 World Cup period. Vessels and people may not enter the zone unless the Captain of the Port for Los Angeles–Long Beach gives specific permission. The practical effect is a short-term access restriction for boaters, commercial operators, tour vessels, marina users, and others operating near Santa Monica Bay and LAX. Businesses and vessel operators should plan routes around the restricted area, monitor Coast Guard notices, and seek authorization before entering the zone.
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Key Changes
- Creates a temporary security zone in waters offshore of Los Angeles International Airport
- Bans vessels and people from entering the zone without Coast Guard authorization
- Applies during the 2026 World Cup period, with enforcement beginning before the formal effective date through actual notice
Obligations
What this law requires
Do not enter the temporary Coast Guard security zone in navigable waters offshore of Los Angeles International Airport unless specifically authorized by the Captain of the Port, Los Angeles–Long Beach.
Obtain specific authorization from the Captain of the Port, Los Angeles–Long Beach before entering the temporary security zone offshore of Los Angeles International Airport.
Plan vessel routes to avoid the temporary security zone offshore of Los Angeles International Airport during the World Cup security period unless authorized to enter.