Aircraft landed safely after incident at John Wayne Airport, Santa Ana CA
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Fire & ArsonAn aircraft incident was reported near a gate at John Wayne Airport in Orange County. Fire units staged at the location as a precaution. The aircraft landed safely, and no fire or crash damage occurred. Units canceled additional responses once the situation was confirmed safe.
Audio|Heard on: OCFA Tac 5C - Zone 5
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02:18
Transcript:
00:00
Cady Fire from Crash 1 on the 5 Charlie.
00:06
Where's Sandy Fire and Crash 1 outside of Charlie said that.
00:12
Corro Crash 1, go ahead.
00:14
Can you have all units stage at the Palarino Gate, please?
00:21
Our train fire copies all units stage at Palarino Gate.
00:25
Corp.
00:36
Crash 3, confirm a response?
00:41
I'll crash in Tennessee.
00:48
Any specific stage in any specific stage in location?
00:51
On 6433 stage at the Palarino Gate.
00:55
The engine 28 stage just outside the Palarino game.
01:02
Crash one copy, you got one.
01:08
Go to 28 from Carri-6-4-53.
01:15
Go ahead for engine 28.
01:17
Sorry,
01:19
you said Paul Reno and campus.
01:24
We're staged at the Palarino Gate.
01:29
Go ahead.
01:32
Coach Patti Fire from Crash 1 on 5, Charlie.
01:35
Or go to crash 1, go ahead.
01:38
The aircraft landed safely, taxi it off the runways.
01:40
We can handle the crash units and cancel the incoming units and we'll handle on 4 Alpha.
01:55
Our Chinese Fire Copies, Aircraft is line that safety can handle with crash units on scene, all other units, and router staged for the airport incident can cancel.
02:07
Okay, for the three copy game.
02:16
Tchiti fire releasing, I'm Charlie switching to 5.
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Location mentioned:
John Wayne Arpt (SNA), 18601 Airport Way, Santa Ana, CA 92707
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