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Veld fire sets two non-operational aircraft alight at OR Tambo

6th September 2022

By: News24Wire

  

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Two non-operational aircraft were affected by the veld fire at Bonaero Park near OR Tambo International Airport on Monday afternoon.

According to spokesperson Samukelo Khambule, the planes were parked, and there had been no deaths reported.

The airport temporarily closed one of its two runways, 2L/O3R, after the fire spread from the neighbouring community.

Khambule said the runway was reopened after emergency services had extinguished the blaze.

"Our fire and rescue team has managed to contain and successfully extinguish the fire. They will continue to monitor the situation closely throughout the night. Two aircraft parked at Denel were affected by the fire, and no loss of life was reported."

A video seen by News24 shows two aircraft, one of them an EC Air plane, on fire.

Ekurhuleni Emergency Services spokesperson William Ntladi told News24 they swiftly responded to calls to contain the fire.

Flights were not disrupted.

Edited by News24Wire

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