Palisades fires: Is it safe to travel to California and is LAX closed?
Is it safe to travel to California and is LAX closed? - Roads are closed but flight disruption has so far kept to a minimum as fires spread in southern Californian
Is LAX closed due to Los Angeles fires? Here's what you need to know.
The wildfires devastating Los Angeles and the strong winds intensifying them are disrupting air travel in and around the city. Los Angeles International Airport, or LAX, remained open as of Thursday.
Los Angeles Wildfires: Is LAX Closed and Where Is Safe to Travel?
As wildfires continue to damage large parts of California, airlines have issued warnings about travel to the region.
What to know about travel impacts and ways to help as Southern California fires cause devastation
Airlines are issuing waivers as wildfires threaten parts of southern California. Some theme parks and tourist attractions are closed. Here's what to know if you have travel planned to, from or through Los Angeles.
Flights are being affected by the fires and strong winds in Los Angeles. Here's what you need to know.
Strong winds with gusts as high as 90 mph have caused flights to turn around, as several airlines waive change fees for flights to Los Angeles.
Los Angeles Airport: Are LAX Operations And Flights Affected By Fires?
Los Angeles wildfires have caused unimaginable disaster: here are the official statements whether it will affect air travel to and from the state of California.
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Latest: The Palisades and Eaton fires have devastated California and burned more than 10,000 structures. The blazes could become the state's most costly ever.
More than 29,000 acres have burned so far — and at least 10 deaths have been reported as of 9 p.m. local time on Thursday.
Airports serving L.A. affected by southern California fires, heavy winds
With multiple wildfires and high winds impacting the greater Los Angeles area and other parts of southern California, local ...
California fires: Passengers arriving at O'Hare from LAX fear what they might return home to
ABC7 has talked with passengers arrived at O'Hare airport from Los Angeles as well as Chicago-area natives now living in the fire zone. Chicago area native Kurt Seidensticker, who created the wellness ...
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Southern California wildfires disrupt US flights; airlines issue travel warnings
Strong winds are intensifying wildfires currently burning in Los Angeles and other areas of Southern California, causing ...
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Air Traffic Disrupted as Wildfires Continue to Rage in Southern California
Calming winds allowed aerial firefighters to deploy in Southern California late Wednesday as wildfires continued to plague ...
Are the California fires affecting airports, flights and tourist sites? What to know.
The city's major airports are mostly unaffected, although Hollywood Burbank Airport is warning that there have been some ...
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California wildfires: Plane passenger films aerial view of Palisades Fire
A plane passenger captured video of the massive Palisades fire as they were landing at Los Angeles International Airport ...
Massachusetts natives share harrowing wildfire experience in California
Former Massachusetts residents share their harrowing experiences escaping the devastating California wildfires, emphasizing ...
Are LA fires affecting flights from Washington to southern California? Here’s what we know
Los Angeles wildfires have displaced over 100,000 people and burned thousands of buildings. Here’s what to know if you’re ...
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California fires live video: Watch Los Angeles webcams
Here is the view from live cameras in the Los Angeles area, from Pacific Palisades to Altadena to the Hollywood Hills, showing wildfires scorching acre after acre.
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2 killed, 19 injured after small plane crashes through roof of Southern California building
A small plane crashed through the roof of a building in Fullerton, California, killing two people and injuring 19 more.