"A car was engufed in flames outside Heathrow Airport early on Wednesday (21 January). Video footage shows dark plumes of smoke coming from the burning vehicle, which had been parked in the Terminal 5 car park. A Heathrow Airport spokesperson said: Earlier this morning, our teams responded to a vehicle fire on the Terminal 5 Departures forecourt. The fire was extinguished quickly and there were no injuries. The airport is now operating as usual."
"The incident marks the second time a car has burst into flames at the popular London airport in recent months. In October 2025, a fire broke out at a multi-storey car park, with four fire engines and 25 firefighters being sent to tackle the flames. No injuries were reported. 06:35 05:52 07:17 05:16 09:16 40:26 06:56 07:03 14:11 12:18 30:24"
A car caught fire outside Heathrow Airport's Terminal 5 early on 21 January. Video footage showed dark plumes of smoke coming from the burning vehicle parked in the Terminal 5 car park. Heathrow Airport teams responded to a vehicle fire on the Terminal 5 Departures forecourt and extinguished the blaze quickly. There were no injuries and the airport resumed normal operations. The incident is the second recent vehicle fire at the airport after an October 2025 multi-storey car park blaze that required four fire engines and 25 firefighters. No injuries were reported in the October incident.
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