TITUSVILLE, Fla. – At least two aircraft were overturned Monday during a round of strong storms at an airport in Brevard County, according to the Titusville Fire Department.
Firefighters said they were called to the Space Coast Regional Airport around 4:17 p.m. after a possible aircraft fuel spill was reported as a result of two planes flipping.
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Fire officials later tweeted that they found a parked aircraft flipped due to weather and no one was injured. Brevard County Fire Rescue crews were also responding, Titusville fire crews said.
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Multiple aircraft at Space Coast Regional Airport were overturned Monday during a round of strong storms, according to the Titusville Fire Department.
Multiple aircraft at Space Coast Regional Airport were overturned Monday during a round of strong storms, according to the Titusville Fire Department.
Multiple aircraft at Space Coast Regional Airport were overturned Monday during a round of strong storms, according to the Titusville Fire Department.
Multiple aircraft at Space Coast Regional Airport were overturned Monday during a round of strong storms, according to the Titusville Fire Department.
Multiple aircraft at Space Coast Regional Airport were overturned Monday during a round of strong storms, according to the Titusville Fire Department.
Multiple aircraft at Space Coast Regional Airport were overturned Monday during a round of strong storms, according to the Titusville Fire Department.
Multiple aircraft at Space Coast Regional Airport were overturned Monday during a round of strong storms, according to the Titusville Fire Department.
Multiple aircraft at Space Coast Regional Airport were overturned Monday during a round of strong storms, according to the Titusville Fire Department.
Multiple aircraft at Space Coast Regional Airport were overturned Monday during a round of strong storms, according to the Titusville Fire Department.
Shortly after, Titusville fire officials said they were checking for hazards and potential spills after a third aircraft was reported overturned.
A severe thunderstorm warning was in effect until 4:15 p.m. and winds in the area were reportedly reaching speeds as high as 60 mph, News 6 meteorologist Candace Campos said.
No other details about the incident were available.
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