A file photo of a typical 767 fitted out for passenger flights A Boeing 767 cargo jetliner (tail number: N799AX) has been seriously damaged by a fire that broke out Saturday evening shortly after 22:00 PDT (UTC-7). It took two hours to extuiguish the fire on board the Airborne Express aircraft, which was parked at a mail proscessing area of San Francisco International Airport in California, United States. Roads around the airport were closed for ten minutes while crews responded, and 100 people were evacuate from a nearby building. The fire was described as intense and producing thick amounts of black smoke. Airport Duty Manager Lilly Wang said of the damage  "You can actually see through the top of the aircraft. It spread all the way through."
A file photo of a typical 767 fitted out for passenger flights A Boeing 767 cargo jetliner (tail number: N799AX) has been seriously damaged by a fire that broke out Saturday evening shortly after 22:00 PDT (UTC-7). It took two hours to extinguish the fire on board the Airborne Express aircraft, which was parked at a mail processing area of San Francisco International Airport in California, United States. Roads around the airport were closed for ten minutes while crews responded, and 100 people were evacuated from a nearby building. The fire was described as intense and producing thick amounts of black smoke. Airport Duty Manager Lilly Wang said of the damage , "You can actually see through the top of the aircraft. It spread all the way through."
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