Palm Springs airport resolves air conditioning issue after SCE outage in the area
Peter Daut
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) – An air conditioning issue at the Palm Springs International Airport has been resolved, a spokesperson confirmed to News Channel 3.
“Cooling is returning to normal, and conditions in the checkpoint continue to improve. We appreciate the patience and understanding of both our employees and travelers while this issue was being addressed,” wrote Jake Ingrassia, PSP spokesperson, in an email Monday afternoon.
The airport experienced air conditioning issues near its TSA checkpoint after an SCE power outage that began over the weekend and impacted the airport and surrounding locations.
Triple-digit heat caused PSP workers to scramble to try to get temps back to normal.
While the outage was ongoing, the airport rolled out temporary measures, including air conditioning units, large fans, staffing rotations, and cooling breaks.
The airport provided bottled water.