The company behind “Project Bluebird,” a project that could inject millions of dollars into Jacksonville’s Cecil Airport, was revealed Monday as it seeks incentives to move its headquarters to the River City.

Videos posted to social media show black smoke billowing from the structure as emergency responders worked to contain the blaze.

A massive fire destroyed 50 cars at Jacksonville Airport, causing part of the garage to collapse. The fire started on the second level of the airport parking garage, but the cause remains unclear. No injuries were reported,

Jacksonville Aviation Authority reveals identity of Project Bluebird that would be Jacksonville's first passenger plane manufacturer.

The Jacksonville Aviation Authority board OKs a $34.9 million deal for the Texas company, which also is seeking city incentives in a plan to invest $430 million and move its HQ to Cecil Airport.

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.

Jacksonville International Airport has resumed flight operations but travelers are urged to seek off-site parking alternatives after Friday's fire.