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How Luton Airport fire is affecting flights – here’s what we know Sky News says Flights from Luton Airport were cancelled on Tuesday night after a huge fire caused a terminal car park to partially collapse. The airport said flights would remain suspended until Wednesday afternoon. Here’s what you need to know about the fire and how it is affecting passengers. When will flights start again? All flights to and from the airport are currently suspended until 3pm on Wednesday. The airport initially suspended flights until midday, but extended this early on Wednesday morning. About 25,000 passengers are suffering disruption,…
Luton airport fire appears accidental, says fire chief as flights suspended until 3pm The Guardian says All flights at Luton airport are suspended until 3pm, the airport said in a statement. It is Britain’s fifth-busiest airport after Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted and Mancheter, and it handled 13.3 million passengers last year, according to the Civil Aviation Authority. The local fire chief Andrew Hopkinson told reporters: “We’ve got no intelligence to suggest it’s anything other than an accidental fire that started in one of the vehicles.” https://www.theguardian.com/business/live/2023/oct/11/luton-airport-fire-birkenstock-float-new-york-imf-world-bank-inflation-business-live?filterKeyEvents=false&page=with:block-652669b88f08868e610b887b#block-652669b88f08868e610b887b
Luton Airport fire: Cause of car park inferno that damaged 1,500 vehicles revealed The Independent says The cause of the huge blaze at London’s Luton Airport that has damaged up to 1,500 cars has been revealed. Over 100 firefighters battled through the night to extinguish the car park inferno, which has left thousands of passengers affected by diversion and cancellations. With flights set to be disrupted for most of the day, Bedfordshire Fire and Rescue Service has now revealed the cause of the blaze was a diesel car. “We don’t believe it was an electric vehicle,” Andrew Hopkinson, chief fire…
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EU warns Elon Musk ‘disinformation’ is spreading on X after Hamas attack The EU has warned billionaire and X boss Elon Musk that his social media site is being used to spread “disinformation” after the Hamas’ attack on Israel. The EU’s industry chief said “violent and terrorist content” had not been taken down, despite warnings – as is required by EU law. Following the terrorist attacks by Hamas against 🇮🇱, we have indications of X/Twitter being used to disseminate illegal content & disinformation in the EU.Urgent letter to @elonmusk on #DSA obligations ⤵️ pic.twitter.com/avMm1LHq54— Thierry Breton (@ThierryBreton) October 10, 2023…
Luton Airport fire rips through multi-storey car park A massive fire in a Luton Airport terminal car park on Tuesday evening has led to all flights being suspended at the airport until this afternoon. Flights have been halted until 15:00 BST after the fire at the car park caused a building to suffer a “significant structural collapse”. Around 1,500 vehicles may have been in the car park and subsequently damaged, Bedfordshire Fire Service said. Four firefighters and an airport staff member were taken to hospital with issues stemming from breaking in smoke. Another patient was treated at the scene, although…
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