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More than a month after a devastating fire in the hourly parking garage at Jacksonville International Airport, the BMW believed to have sparked that fire has been removed from the garage.
Documents obtained Thursday by News4JAX reveal that various concrete deterioration issues in both the daily and hourly parking garages were addressed by Jacksonville International Airport with significant structural repairs between 2019 and 2024.
Just over a month after a devastating fire in the hourly parking garage at Jacksonville International Airport, leaders with the Jacksonville Aviation Authority estimated Wednesday that it will cost at least $38 million to repair the damage.
Monday marked one month since a devastating fire broke out inside the hourly parking garage at the Jacksonville International Airport.
Two weeks after a devastating fire broke out in the hourly parking garage at the Jacksonville International Airport, dozens of cars remained in structurally compromised areas and could not be removed.
It’s been almost two weeks since the structure fire at the hourly garage at the Jacksonville International Airport, and viewers are still reaching out to News4JAX asking when they will be able to get it and if we have any answers. Well, we tried to get those answers on Thursday.
A week has passed since a devastating fire broke out inside the hourly parking garage at the Jacksonville International Airport, damaging about 50 cars.
A week has passed since a devastating fire broke out inside the hourly parking garage at the Jacksonville International Airport, damaging about 50 cars.
As Memorial Day approaches, the travel experience at Jacksonville International Airport was relatively unaffected Thursday by the fire that broke out in the hourly garage nearly one week ago.
Vehicles that have been trapped for nearly a week in the fire-damaged portion of the hourly garage at Jacksonville International Airport are being towed to where their owners can retrieve them, the Jacksonville Aviation Authority announced Thursday.
Lines began forming at JAX on Thursday morning for what AAA marks as the start of Memorial Day weekend travel. On top of dealing with the increase in passengers, JAX is still coping with the aftermath of Friday’s devastating garage fire.
Travelers continue to trickle into the Jacksonville International Airport to pick up their cars from the hourly garage that, on Friday afternoon, experienced a fire that damaged at least 50 vehicles.
A recent fire at the JAX hourly garage has left many vehicle owners in a state of uncertainty, including a Nassau County man.
A Jacksonville Aviation Authority police report obtained by News4JAX on Tuesday revealed the timeline of the fire that damaged at least 50 cars inside the hourly garage at the Jacksonville International Airport on Friday.
A Jacksonville Aviation Authority police report obtained by News4JAX on Tuesday revealed the timeline of the fire that damaged at least 50 cars inside the hourly garage at the Jacksonville International Airport on Friday.
People who parked in the designated “safe areas” of the hourly parking garage at the Jacksonville International Airport began receiving phone calls regarding their car pickup on Tuesday, following the fire that partially collapsed the parking structure on Friday.
Insurance expert Matt Carlucci Jr. joined News4Jax anchor Bruce Hamilton on The Morning Show to help you navigate those potential headaches and find solutions.
Approximately 600 car owners will be able to collect their vehicles from the hourly garage at the Jacksonville International Airport starting Wednesday after a fire forced the closure of the parking structure on Friday, the Jacksonville Aviation Authority Board said on Monday.
Following rampant speculation that the Friday afternoon fire inside the hourly garage at Jacksonville International Airport was started by a Tesla, officials with the Jacksonville Aviation Authority have confirmed that is not the case.
The Jacksonville Aviation Authority is expected to get an update at its meeting Monday morning after a devastating fire broke out Friday in the hourly parking garage at Jacksonville International Airport.
With the busy Memorial Day weekend approaching, much of the on-site parking is expected to remain unavailable. Travelers are being asked to explore alternative parking options.
Officials said 50 cars were damaged after a fire broke out in the hourly garage at the Jacksonville International Airport on Friday afternoon. The airport is expected to reopen at 5 p.m.
A garage fire at Jacksonville International Airport has left many travelers wondering about the fate of their vehicles. The hourly garage remains closed following a fire on Friday that damaged several dozen cars and caused parts of the structure to collapse.
Travelers with vehicles currently parked in the garage can sign up for updates at www.flyjax.com by providing their contact information and license plate number.
A Friday afternoon fire in Jacksonville International Airport’s hourly parking garage disrupted travel plans and stranded vehicles, forcing officials to close the structure and establish temporary alternatives for rental car returns.
Jacksonville Transportation Authority buses were brought to the airport on Friday to assist fliers impacted by the parking garage fire.
Firefighters were unable to enter the hourly garage at Jacksonville International Airport after a multi-vehicle fire partially collapsed the structure on Friday, according to Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department Chief Keith Powers.
At least six flights that were scheduled to land at the Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) Friday afternoon were diverted to different airports following a multi-vehicle fire that broke out in the hourly garage of JAX.
A major fire that shut down Jacksonville International Airport on Friday afternoon left structural damage in the hourly parking garage, the Jacksonville Aviation Authority confirmed to News4JAX.
The city issued the permit on April 14 for contractor Balfour Beatty Construction LLC at a project cost of $92 million, the Jacksonville Daily Record reported.
Officials said 50 cars were damaged after a fire broke out in the hourly garage at the Jacksonville International Airport on Friday afternoon. The airport is expected to reopen at 5 p.m.
