A car burst into flames at Gatwick airport on Sunday. Firefighters raced to the scene of the blaze at around 1.30pm, causing car access to the North Terminal to be temporarily suspended.

A car has been caught on camera bursting into flames at Gatwick airport. The fire, which is thought to have been accidental, caused access to the north terminal to be temporarily suspended.

Access to London Gatwick Airport’s North Terminal was temporarily suspended after a vehicle went up in flames next to the parking lot. This footage, captured by Daniel Son, shows a car on fire by the ...

This is the dramatic moment a car erupted into flames at Gatwick Airport this afternoon. Video footage captures the car smoking as it waits at an exit barrier - before it quickly catches fire and ...

A car burst into flames at Gatwick Airport earlier, temporarily suspending access to the North Terminal. West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service (WSFRS) sent two fire engines to the blaze, which it ...

A Gatwick Airport terminal was evacuated this morning. The evacuation of the North Terminal began after 7am. It was over by around 8.30am. Passengers have now returned and are again being let ...

A London Gatwick spokesperson told the Mirror: "The North Terminal was evacuated this morning following a fire alarm activation. The terminal is now back open and evacuated passengers have been ...

Gatwick Airport's North Terminal was evacuated on Saturday morning after a fire alarm caused disruption and left passengers stranded and confused. Travellers were moved out of the terminal shortly ...

A London Gatwick spokesperson said: “The airport Fire Service responded to a vehicle fire outside a North Terminal car park this afternoon. The fire has now been resolved. “Car access to the ...

Passengers were evacuated from a terminal at Gatwick Airport on Saturday morning (March 29) following the sound of an alarm. The incident took place at around 7am in the North Terminal ...

Passengers were evacuated from a terminal at Gatwick Airport on Saturday morning (March 29) following the sound of an alarm. The incident took place at around 7am in the North Terminal, and by around ...