![Brightline is telling customers that it has postponed its startup to Orlando along its new 170-mile extension due to certification issues. Two new trains inside the company's new "Basecamp" maintenance facility are shown in Orlando. In this file photo, a Brightline train is featured.](https://www.sun-sentinel.com/wp-content/uploads/migration/2023/03/27/DKSM423FRBD7ZACV4CW3ULLWW4.jpg?w=535)
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Brightline is telling customers that it has postponed its startup to Orlando along its new 170-mile extension due to certification issues. Two new trains inside the company’s new “Basecamp” maintenance facility are shown in Orlando. Brightline, the higher-speed rail line serving South Florida, has canceled inaugural passenger trips to Orlando scheduled to start Sept. 1 as it continues a certification process for its new 170-mile extension from West Palm Beach.
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