Plane engine catches fire during takeoff from John Wayne Airport
A Delta flight bound for Atlanta was grounded after the plane's engine caught on fire while taking off from John Wayne Airport. Michele Gile reports.
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John Wayne named No.2 best large-sized airport, LAX named third-worst
J.D. Power recently released its airport rankings, with several Southland transportation hubs making a series of lists. LAX was named the third-worst mega-airport, while John Wayne staked a claim as the second-best large-sized airport in the nation. On the other hand, Burbank airport was named the worst medium sized airport.
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A United Airlines flight out of Orange County was forced to divert Friday due to undisclosed mechanical issues.
Firefighters Respond To Hazmat Situation At John Wayne Airport; 3 Employees Evaluated By Paramedics
Firefighters responded to a hazardous material situation at John Wayne Airport Friday after leaking luggage was unloaded from a jet.
East Coast Storm Grounds Dozens Of Flights Out of LAX, John Wayne Airport On Monday
A winter storm on the East Coast has caused thousands of flight cancellations across the United States. Southern California airports report over 50 canceled flights on Monday alone due to the storm.
5 California Airports Will Block 5G When Towers Are Switched On
The FAA has ordered a buffer around the nation's 50 busiest airports to block 5G technology when Verizon and AT&T switch their towers on Jan. 19. Those airports include LAX, Hollywood-Burbank, John Wayne in Orange County, and Ontario International.
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One passenger on a Southwest Flight told CBSLA that the airline refused to bus her back, and she had to pay for her own Uber ride from Ontario to Santa Ana.
Brian Hsu Of Irvine Charged With Assaulting Flight Attendant Aboard Orange County-Bound Flight
The plane had to be diverted to Denver. The flight attendant was punched at least twice in the face, according to her union.
Some Returning Labor Day Travelers Surprised To Learn Of Mu, The Newest COVID-19 'Variant Of Interest'
At Orange County's John Wayne Airport, the usual holiday weekend rush home is not nearly as busy this year and some people are blaming COVID.
Johnny Hecker, 51, Of San Diego Identified As Suspect In Friday Security Breach At John Wayne Airport
How the suspect was able to get into a secure area of the airport in the first place remains under investigation.
OC Sheriff's Deputies Arrest Suspect In John Wayne Airport Security Breach
The suspect had evaded law enforcement by hiding in the ceiling near the ticketing area of the terminal.
COVID-19 Exposure Forces John Wayne Airport To Operate At Reduced Capacity
John Wayne will close its control tower early for the next several days and reduce the airport's maximum hourly arrival rate through Sunday.
Spirit Airlines To Begin Flying At John Wayne Airport This November
The discount airline says it will start with daily flights out of John Wayne Airport to Las Vegas and Oakland, starting Nov. 17. The airline already flies out of LAX and Burbank.
Officials: John Wayne Airport Employee Struck In Arm After OC Sheriff's Sergeant Accidentally Fires Weapon
An accidentally discharged bullet by an Orange County sheriff's sergeant injured a John Wayne Airport employee on Wednesday morning, officials said.
Suspect In Stolen Caltrans Truck Flees From Police, Crashes Into John Wayne Airport Parking Structure
Irvine police say the truck was stolen and driven to the arrivals area of John Wayne Airport in Santa Ana.
Protesters Gather In OC In Push To Rename John Wayne Airport
The Democratic Party of Orange County has sent a letter to the county's board of supervisors calling for a vote to remove John Wayne's name from the airport.
'It Was A Different Time': John Wayne's Son Responds To Calls To Rename OC Airport Over Playboy Interview
Ultimately, the decision could be in the hands of O.C. voters who might see the question of renaming the airport on a ballot initiative this fall.
OC Democrats Call For Renaming Of John Wayne Airport, Cite Star's 'White Supremacist' Views
OC Democratic Party calls for a return to the airport's original name, Orange County Airport.
Travel Through John Wayne Airport Plummets 97.2% In April Compared To Last Year
John Wayne Airport officials says the Orange County travel hub served 25,313 passengers in April, a decrease of 97.2% from April 2019, which saw a passenger traffic count of 899,186.
FAA Tower At John Wayne Airport Closed Due To Possible Coronavirus Case
The airport is open and operating. One of the airport's two runways was closed.
Operations At John Wayne Airport Getting Back To Normal Following Power Outage
John Wayne Airport is getting back to normal following Friday's power outage that grounded all flights.
Flights Stranded At John Wayne Airport Due To Power Outage
A power outage at John Wayne Airport in Orange County temporarily grounded all flights Friday evening.
Alaska Airlines Flight Bound For John Wayne Diverts To LAX Due To Strong Plastic Smell In Galley
The crew detected the smell about 30 minutes before landing.
'We Are Not Healthy': Neighbors Push Back Against Planned John Wayne Airport Expansion
A project to upgrade a part of John Wayne Airport that has its corporate and private jets has tempers taking off. People against the project gave the board of supervisors an earful today. Michele Gile reports.
Worker Killed By Exploding Tire At John Wayne Airport
The bizarre accident happened in a workshop near Gate 3 at the airport at about 11:30 a.m. as two workers were repairing the giant tire on a jet bridge, the walkway that connects the terminal to the plane. One worker was fatally injured, but the second refused medical attention.
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