Cleanup of Non-Toxic Fire Suppression Foam at Houston Airport Nears Completion

United Airlines and local authorities have made significant progress in cleaning up the environmentally safe foam that was accidentally released.

The accidental release of fire-suppression foam at George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston occurred early Thursday morning, covering areas with foam up to 30 feet high.
The foam, which is PFAS-free and biodegradable, is not harmful to humans and is considered safer for the environment.
Cleanup efforts have been ongoing round the clock, with significant progress reported by United Airlines' Environmental Team.
The cleanup operation has not affected flights in and out of the airport, ensuring no disruption to travelers.
Authorities, including the Houston Fire Department and environmental officials, are monitoring the impact of the accidental release.