Massive Blaze Brings Luton Airport to a Standstill: All Flights Grounded
Flights halted at London's Luton Airport due to a major fire in Terminal 2 parking area Air traffic temporarily suspended
Flights at London's Luton Airport have been suspended due to a "significant" fire that broke out in Terminal 2's parking lot, according to a statement released by the airport on Wednesday. The airport will remain closed until at least 3 p.m. local time, and passengers are advised to refrain from traveling to the airport.
Emergency services are still present at Terminal Car Park 2 where a fire broke out last night, as mentioned on X/Twitter. The airport previously stated that the fire led to a "partial structural collapse."
The airport has advised passengers to stay away for the time being.
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The airport reiterated its focus on providing support to the emergency services and ensuring the safety of passengers and staff. Passengers were advised to reach out to their respective airlines for updates on their flight statuses, while noting that access to the airport remains tightly restricted.
Luton Airport, situated in Bedfordshire, is approximately 55 kilometers (34 miles) northwest of London. It serves as a major hub for various budget airlines such as easyJet, Wizz Air, and Ryanair.
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