section_path: Impact/Transportation
section_name: Transportation
paragraph_text: Transportation
  
  Los Angeles County Supervisor and LA Metro Board Chair Janice Hahn authorized the suspension of fare collection on January 8 because of intermittent power outages that made it difficult for users to buy and load fare cards. The suspension was later extended further "while the wildfire crisis continues". Some Los Angeles bus lines were suspended while some were detoured as a result of the wind and wildfire damage to the city. The Los Angeles International Airport remained operational throughout the wildfires. Though several airlines have waived change fees for flights to LA and Orange County. Some flights to Burbank were also diverted. As of 10:45 a.m. PST on January 8, FlightAware indicated that around 18% of flights in Burbank were canceled and 11% were delayed.
  
  Los Angeles County Supervisor and LA Metro Board Chair Janice Hahn authorized the suspension of fare collection on January 8 because of intermittent power outages that made it difficult for users to buy and load fare cards. The suspension was later extended further "while the wildfire crisis continues". Some Los Angeles bus lines were suspended while some were detoured as a result of the wind and wildfire damage to the city. The Los Angeles International Airport remained operational throughout the wildfires. Though several airlines have waived change fees for flights to LA and Orange County. Some flights to Burbank were also diverted. As of 10:45 a.m. PST on January 8, FlightAware indicated that around 18% of flights in Burbank were canceled and 11% were delayed.