The closure of a key parking structure at Jacksonville's airport has set off a chain reaction, impacting not just one garage but reshaping the entire parking landscape for air travelers.

Here's what we know about the fire that closed Jacksonville International Airport for multiple hours on May 16.

"My truck was only two years from being paid off,” said Zach Willis, a traveler who had parked in the garage. JAA announced plans to launch a dedicated webpage where people who had parked in the hourly garage can submit their information.