dailyloe.com – Fire crews responded to a cargo pallet fire at San Francisco International Airport on Friday afternoon. The incident occurred along S. McDonnel Road near the airport’s north end. Heavy smoke was visible from the scene.
Officials temporarily suspended the AirTrain Blue Line service due to the fire. This line connects to BART, the rental car center, and long-term parking. Airport authorities activated a bus backup plan to mitigate the service disruption.
The fire originated within cargo containers at the airport’s freight area. Sky7 aerial footage showed significant smoke emanating from the site. Crews worked to contain the blaze and prevent its spread.
San Francisco International Airport is a major hub for both passenger and cargo traffic. It handles millions of tons of air freight annually. The incident caused localized operational adjustments while emergency services worked.
No immediate details were available regarding the fire’s cause or potential injuries. Airport officials coordinated the response to ensure safety. Travelers were advised to check for service updates regarding the AirTrain.[]
Source: ABC7 San Francisco
