Firefighters put out a fire at a Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport parking ramp that sent a dark plume of smoke into the sky Sunday afternoon.
Crews arrived after 12:30 p.m. at the Orange parking ramp, next to Terminal 2, to find a vehicle had caught fire on the third level, said Metropolitan Airports Commission spokesperson Jeff Lea. The fire had spread to a second vehicle. Both were unattended.
A photo posted on social media showed dark smoke billowing from the garage.
Firefighters were able to quickly put out the fire, the cause of which is unknown, Lea said.
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