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do they need beta testers - i have a few flights and i will gladly ride alone to parking or rental in that tin can... also who knows - with 30-60 days they may still make it work by fifa wc
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Originally Posted by azepine00
(Post 37703850)
do they need beta testers - i have a few flights and i will gladly ride alone to parking or rental in that tin can... also who knows - with 30-60 days they may still make it work by fifa wc
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Originally Posted by azepine00
(Post 37703850)
do they need beta testers - i have a few flights and i will gladly ride alone to parking or rental in that tin can... also who knows - with 30-60 days they may still make it work by fifa wc
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Originally Posted by azepine00
(Post 37703850)
do they need beta testers - i have a few flights and i will gladly ride alone to parking or rental in that tin can... also who knows - with 30-60 days they may still make it work by fifa wc
Originally Posted by TWA884
(Post 37703981)
According to Los Angeles Magazine, the tests will consist of empty trains running on the 2.25-mile track to simulate full service and evaluate whether the automated trains can operate reliably over time.
David |
Originally Posted by DELee
(Post 37704069)
For those who recall, ORD ran their train testing for a few years in order to get it certified for human use. Let's see how long it takes before LAWA allows non-testing folks onto the personmovers.
David |
There she is my friends - shot from UA Polaris lounge.
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Heavily tinted windows! :cool:
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Originally Posted by Moving Chicane
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There she is my friends - shot from UA Polaris lounge.
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Originally Posted by SPN Lifer
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Heavily tinted windows! :cool:
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Originally Posted by abaheti
(Post 37709756)
It is LA, after all, i don't want the paparazzi selling my picture to TMZ or FlyerTalk
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So I got off the private hotel/parking shuttle at T6L2 and walked towards TSA. I saw stairs and escalators at the west end of T6L2. All escalators were going down. To go up it's stairs or elevators. Seems like they don't want anyone to conveniently go up to T3 and the SkyLink bridge was most likely closed. I didn't bother to explore.
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Moving!
Originally Posted by chrisl137
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Actually moving or parked for show? I have a shot from the Economy lot with it parked.
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April 27, 2026 @ 4:30pm L.A. time update:
The "People Mover" was not moving this afternoon - parked on the large arc between T7 and Century Blvd. No people in, on, or around the thing. |
Originally Posted by Moving Chicane
(Post 37726657)
April 27, 2026 @ 4:30pm L.A. time update:
The "People Mover" was not moving this afternoon - parked on the large arc between T7 and Century Blvd. No people in, on, or around the thing. |
Originally Posted by Moving Chicane
(Post 37726657)
April 27, 2026 @ 4:30pm L.A. time update:
The "People Mover" was not moving this afternoon - parked on the large arc between T7 and Century Blvd. No people in, on, or around the thing. BTW the post-BLM "closed to the general public 24/7" legislation/regulation of LAX doesn't include anything east of Sepulveda, so anyone can legally visit the RCC. They have a visitor's parking lot (1-hour free) on the NW corner of the building (SE corner of Concourse and Arbor Vitae). The RCC is supposedly the building with largest space just second to The Pentagon. Maybe LAX RCC can be nicknamed The Tetragon. |
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