Dozens of drivers were left without their cars for several days due to the safety problem in the airport garage.
Travelers whose vehicles besieged inside the temple say they were left in the dark without any timetable when they will return them.
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The chaos was revealed in a garage at the airport, which rose on the fire on Friday.
Jacksonville International Airport, Florida, confirmed that chaos is linked to its garage, which is still closed to the public.
Jacksonville International Airport was forced to close the garage and even flights for more than four hours.
Fire spread quickly, dozens of vehicles felt and caused a partial collapse of two levels, according to WTLV.
The officials said about 50 cars were destroyed in the fire.
The fire broke out on the back on the second floor, according to Jacksonville Fire and rescue.
The exact cause is still under investigation, but the authorities confirmed that they started in one car.
The officials have not yet revealed the type of car involved.
The crews were still examining the site from Monday, according to the local CBS company.
“We believe that some areas will be considered safe and disinfected later this week,” Jacksonville's Aviation Authority said in a statement.
Leave the destruction of travelers who were stranded and scrambled to know how to recover their cars.
Jonathan Hugins said his car was besieged in a servant's place as a result of the fire.
“A type of put me in a small hole because this is my main transport type,” Huggins told WJXT CW.
“But I am only happy with anyone.”
Traveler Grant Henslee said he was absent from his journey due to chaos.
“Everything was smooth at this airport. So this is the first,” he said.
Driver cars are besieged in the airport garage
- About 50 vehicles were damaged after a fire inside the second floor of the garage.
- The fire caused a partial collapse of two floors in the structure.
- Only ATF agents and investigators are currently allowed within the collapsed area.
- Nearly 600 parking spaces are in half of the garage may be reopened by Wednesday.
- Drivers with cars at the northern end will receive notifications at the time of picking, starting on Tuesday.
- Once we wipe, this section may reopen for limited operations.
- The affected travelers can subscribe to updates via a model on the Jacksonville International Airport website
Only ATF agents and investigators are currently allowed in the collapsed area of the Temple.
On Monday, airport officials said they expect about 600 places in the unattended half of the garage to reopen it by Wednesday.
The notifications will come out to those who have cars on the northern end of the garage with times to capture their cars.
Once these cars are wiped, this part may reopen for limited use.
Travelers can subscribe to updates through an online model created by the airport.
Communication cases also caused re -reservation problems after the accident.
South Western Airlines said it was distinguished by his reservation as a non -width.
Others tried to avoid delay by verifying news reports and re -guidance.
Angel Studer said: “We definitely knew that we did not take i-95 at all,” said Angel Studer.
The garage remains closed with a warning tape, symptoms of collapse, and clearly visible fire.
Rental car returns were temporarily transferred with the continued repairs.
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