Catástrofes · Airport parking fireSalt Lake airport fire: 2023 Kia Telluride identified as starting vehicleEscrito 30 de outubro de 2026 às 19:14 UTCVerTranscrição0:07Investigators have named a Kia Telluride as the starting vehicle in the airport0:10fire.0:11The flames damaged roughly a dozen parked vehicles at Salt Lake City International0:15Airport.0:15The newly public identification narrows the investigation.0:18On October twenty-four, we reported that roughly a dozen cars had been damaged and0:22the affected vehicles had been towed.0:24We also reported that investigators had identified the starting vehicle.0:28Its make model and year weren't named then.0:30What ignited that SUV?0:31And could a recalled component have played a role?0:34The fire broke out in the airport's long-term economy parking lot on October0:37twenty-three.0:38The emergency call came at about six that morning, while travelers' vehicles were0:42parked there during their trips.0:43The fire department said wind and the car's proximity helped the flames spread.0:47It initially counted twelve damaged vehicles.0:50Airport spokesperson Nancy Volmer estimated eleven or twelve.0:53The follow-up still puts the damage at roughly a dozen vehicles burned.0:57T here is no final count of how many were total losses.1:00The starting vehicle was a two thousand and twenty-three Kia Telluride.1:03It had been parked in the lot Thursday night before the Friday morning fire.1:07Salt Lake City fire investigators have now supplied the vehicle details missing from1:10the earlier account.1:11No injuries had been reported when we covered the fire on October24 .1:15By then, the affected vehicles had been removed from the lot.1:18For their owners, the damage was to cars they'd left behind while traveling.1:22More than460 ,2.1:25Zero teleds are covered by a recall involving a malfunctioning power seat motor.1:28The recall spans model years2020 through2024 , but officials haven't confirmed1:33whether this particular2023 SUV was included.1:36An electrical malfunction was one possibility investigators were examining when we1:40covered the fire.1:41Naming the SUV gives them a specific vehicle to investigate, but the model year1:45alone can't explain how the flames began.1:47Owners who received the relevant recall notice are advised to park outside, away1:51from structures or other vehicles, until repairs are finished.1:54That precaution applies while they wait for the recall repair.1:57It doesn't explain the airport fire.1:58Investigators have traced the airport fire to the two thousand and twenty-three Kia2:01Tellyride.2:02They still haven't determined what ignited it.2:04Officials also haven't confirmed that a power seat motor sparked the blaze.Ler o artigoCronologia da históriaHeyDex
