#airport-fire

#airport-fire

The Airport fire has devastated over 20,000 acres and caused significant evacuations in Orange and Riverside counties.

A new wildfire, named Airport Fire, was reported in Orange County, with details still emerging regarding containment and cause.

Firefighters are making progress in containing the Airport Fire which has burned over 23,000 acres in California.

Firefighters have achieved 42% containment of the Airport Fire in California after a 10-day effort involving over 2,000 personnel.

A new wildfire named Airport is currently active in Mendocino County, California, with no containment data or cause available yet.

The Airport Fire in California has burned 23,526 acres; it is 95% contained after 18 days of firefighting efforts.

The Airport fire in South Orange County has prompted evacuations and significant safety measures as it spreads quickly toward homes in the area.

The Airport fire in Orange County rapidly expanded to 800 acres and led to evacuations amidst a heat wave.

Orange County is preparing for potential massive litigation due to a fire caused by public works employees that destroyed over 160 structures.

Six firefighters from the OC Fire Authority remain hospitalized after their vehicle crashed while returning from combating the Airport fire.

Two Orange County firefighters are transitioning from hospital care to rehabilitation after injuries sustained in a freeway crash while battling the Airport fire.

The Airport Fire has burned over 23,500 acres and is 95% contained, primarily caused by equipment usage.

The Airport Fire is significantly contained after burning over 23,500 acres, showcasing effective firefighting efforts and ongoing recovery assessments.