Fire at London airport: flights suspended after car park collapse

A fire caused a “partial structural collapse” of parking lot 2, the airport operator said on its website. Luton is the fourth largest airport serving London, operating flights for most budget airlines.

Luton Airport, outside London , announced that it had suspended its flights until at least midday on Wednesday after the collapse of a parking lot. due to a fire overnight.

The fire, which broke out on Tuesday evening, led to a “partial structural collapse” of the terminal 2 car park , indicated the airport operator in its press release. website. Luton is the fourth largest airport serving London, operating flights for most budget airlines.

Firefighters were still battling the blaze early Wednesday, and the airport advised passengers not to travel to London. airport until further notice.

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