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The automated People Mover train at LAX, part of a nearly $3.3 billion project, remains in testing with no confirmed completion date due to delays and disputes between contractor LINXS and LAWA. LINXS filed a lawsuit against LAWA, accusing the airport of concealing delays and altering plans to shift blame, after the project was repeatedly pushed back from its original 2024 target. The train, intended to improve transportation at LAX and connect to Metro lines, was not ready for the World Cup or the upcoming Olympics, and testing continues without a clear timeline for completion.
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