The Jacksonville Aviation Authority is expected to get an update at its meeting Monday morning after a devastating fire broke out Friday in the hourly parking garage at Jacksonville International 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.

The Jacksonville Aviation Authority announced Sunday that it is making progress inside the burnt Hourly Garage at the Jacksonville International Airport.

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.

One of those impacted by the Jacksonville International Airport garage fire may be Jacksonville City Councilman At-Large Matt Carlucci, who parked his car with valet service before flying out Wednesday.

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