Jacksonville Aviation Authority is investigating the parking garage fire that shut down Jacksonville International Airport on May 16. ... It is not stated in the report whether the BMW was a gas, ...

A mid-size BMW appears to be the initial car that caught fire in the Jacksonville International Airport’s Hourly Parking Garage, a police incident report reveals.

Surveillance footage showed a woman parking a BMW at 8:09 a.m., with smoke appearing near the car around 12:03 p.m. Airport staff are contacting owners of vehicles parked in safe areas for retrieval.

The Jacksonville Aviation Authority said a BMW X3 is believed to have caused the massive fire at the airport’s hourly parking garage, though the model year and recall status remain unknown.

The Jacksonville International Airport opened up its call center for the second day on Wednesday, telling people with cars still in the Hourly Parking Garage when they can come by to pick them up.

The JAA board of directors approved funding to help bring the Jacksonville airport's hourly parking garage back to working order after a damaging ... The only cars left behind are the BMW L3, ...

A fire at Jacksonville International Airport's hourly parking garage damaged approximately 50 vehicles and caused partial structural collapse. The fire, which started on the second level, led to ...

Some Jacksonville Airport parking areas are already closed ahead of Christmas. Officials advise checking online updates for more on the state of the lots and parking off-site.

According to a new report by the Jacksonville Aviation Authority, the fire started just after noon when a BMW that had been parked since 8:09 a.m. started to produce smoke and caught on fire.