Construction
Jul. 17, 2026
LAX people mover contractor blames city for delays in $115M lawsuit
The consortium building LAX's delayed Automated People Mover claims airport officials deliberately prolonged construction to avoid a $115 million payment, contradicting a civil grand jury's findings that both sides contributed.
The consortium building Los Angeles International Airport's long-delayed Automated People Mover sued the city, alleging its airport authority deliberately obstructed completion of the project and falsely blamed the contractor for years of delays to avoid paying an alleged contractual debt of more than $115 million.
LAX Integrated Express Solutions LLC, known as LINXS, filed the complaint July 9 in Los Angeles County Superior Court's Torrance courthouse. Judge Alan B. Honey...
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