The construction on the sixth and final bridge closed some roads at LAX, but work was finished ahead of schedule on three out of four nights, according to officials.
Los Angeles International Airport announced the completion of the final Automated People Mover pedestrian bridge structure over World Way on Thursday, Sept. 29, moving one step closer to connecting the Tom Bradley International Terminal with the future West Central Terminal Area station. Photo: Courtesy LAXLos Angeles International Airport announced the completion of the final Automated People Mover pedestrian bridge structure over World Way on Thursday, Sept.
The work included assembling four steel trusses weighing over 270,000 pounds above World Way and bolting them together to create the bridge’s structural frame. The six bridges together include more than 3,600 tons of steel, with the project total at more than 9,000 tons.
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