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| rdfs:comment | - Ontario Airport was an airport located in Ontario, California, about 40 miles from downtown Los Angeles. One of its buildings was located at 16 Transport Way. On Day 5, Terminal One was the site of a hostage crisis. Over a dozen members of the Dawn Brigade separatist group took a large portion of the people at the terminal hostage, and used them to coerce President Logan out of signing an anti-terrorism treaty. However, this attack had the ulterior motive of covering the theft of twenty canisters of Sentox nerve gas, which were hidden in a hangar not far from the main terminal. A total of two security guards and three hostages were killed in the siege. The hostage-takers themselves were all captured or killed.
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| Date | - Day 5, 8:57am PT — 10:45am PT
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| Name | - Ontario Airport hostage crisis
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| Target | - Terminal One, Ontario Airport
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| abstract | - Ontario Airport was an airport located in Ontario, California, about 40 miles from downtown Los Angeles. One of its buildings was located at 16 Transport Way. On Day 5, Terminal One was the site of a hostage crisis. Over a dozen members of the Dawn Brigade separatist group took a large portion of the people at the terminal hostage, and used them to coerce President Logan out of signing an anti-terrorism treaty. However, this attack had the ulterior motive of covering the theft of twenty canisters of Sentox nerve gas, which were hidden in a hangar not far from the main terminal. A total of two security guards and three hostages were killed in the siege. The hostage-takers themselves were all captured or killed.
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