Heathrow airport car park closed after fire breaks out

A car turned into flames at Heathrow Airport, causing delays and deviations in the region.

The London Fire Department said that four firefighters and about 25 firefighters ran to the scene in a multi -storey parking lot in Heathrow Airport Terminal 3.

A video shared on social media and believed to be from the scene showed that he poured smoke from the first floor of a multi -storey parking lot.

Firefighters, Heathrow’s 1, 2 and 3 terminals entering the main tunnel closed, the crew is trying to control the situation, he said. The airport itself started to operate completely.

A Heathrow spokesman said: “In the early hours of this morning, our teams responded to a small vehicle fire in the multi -storey parking lot for the third of the terminal. The fire was quickly extinguished and the injury was not reported. The car park was reopened and the rest of the airport continues to work normally.

This morning, the buses traveling to Heathrow had to end.

Arriva Herts and Essex said in a statement about X: “Günaydın, because of a fire in Heathrow, 724 service in both directions will not be able to serve the Greenways Stop or Lees Road stop, buses will end and Terminal 5 will start.”

This morning, J14 comes as a major accident in M25, which means that there are already significant delays in the direction, and the national highways reports about one hour of tail.

The London Fire Department said that the collision between a car and truck in the early morning was taken to the hospital and forced the road to be closed.

The road is not expected to reopen until the middle of the afternoon.