Commuters have been evacuated from Gatwick Airport railway station due to a fire under a train. Images posted online show black smoke billowing from a stationary carriage at a platform, as flames flicker under the vehicle.

Gatwick Airport railway station has reopened after a train fire but more delays and cancellations are expected. The Sussex station was closed at around 12.30pm today when a ‘small fire’ started under a train passing through the airport.

THIS is the moment a train caught fire as it pulled into Gatwick Airport’s rail station, leading to a mass evacuation of all passengers. Dramatic footage shows smoke pouring from under the

Gatwick Airport rail station has been evacuated after a train caught fire with smoke seen pouring from under the carriage. Emergency services were scrambled to the scene, with disruption expected to last until 3pm today.

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Gatwick Airport rail station has been evacuated after a train caught fire with smoke seen pouring from under the carriage.

Gatwick Airport train station is closed and has been evacuated following a fire alert. There are currently no trains stopping at the station, the Sussex airport said in a statement posted on X. They said: ‘Due to a fire alarm activation at the train station,

No trains can call at Gatwick Airport train station after a fire alarm which saw all rail passengers evacuated to the South Terminal, a spokesman said. The National Rail website said Gatwick Express services are suspended and there is a reduced service between Bedford and Three Bridges, with disruption expected to continue until 3pm.