Fire department chief at Chicago airports out and firefighters to be retrained amid FAA investigation – Chicago Tribune

The Federal Aviation Administration opened an investigation in July after someone reported that unqualified firefighters were staffing the federally mandated, specialized aircraft rescue vehicles at both O’Hare and Midway airports. Separately, the city inspector general’s office is investigating whether any city rules were broken.
It’s not clear what either investigation has found. A spokesman for the FAA declined to comment, citing its ongoing investigation.
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6 years ago

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