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Story summary
- Los Angeles International Airport's Automated People Mover will not open until late 2026, two years behind schedule.
- The $3.34 billion project covers a 2.25-mile elevated track linking terminals and parking and trains reach 47 mph.
- Despite 95% completion, disputes between Los Angeles World Airports and the contractor stall progress.
- The service will be free for ticketed passengers and airport workers.
- Locals express frustration over the delays and travelers face congestion.
