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The Cleveland Fire Department responded to the call for a fuel spill shortly after 5:30.
(Fox 8 Cleveland)
Representatives from the Cleveland Hopkins International Airport said no one was injured – and no timetable was touched – after a tanker dumped what would have been thousands of liters of fuel near the airport. airport shed Tuesday morning.
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The Cleveland Fire Department responded to the call for a fuel spill shortly after 5:30 am, Fox 8 Cleveland reported. The leak was stopped shortly after 6 am, confirmed the ministry on Twitter.
Cleveland Fire initially reported that 10,000 gallons of fuel had been spilled on the tarmac, but then said only 5,500 gallons had been lost.
They further confirmed that the incident was caused by the collision of a tanker truck with another vehicle.
A spokesman for Cleveland Airport confirmed that teams in charge of the environment and hazardous materials, as well as the fire department and the firefighting, rescue unit and aircraft (ARFF) were investigating the scene Tuesday afternoon.
"An oil tanker was involved in an accident near a hangar, causing a spill of fuel. ARFF, CFD, Environmental and Hazmat are investigating the scene. Nobody was reported injured. No impact on air operations. "
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A private company was hired to clean up the spill, reported Fox 8.
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