Emergency Response at Heathrow Airport After Reports of Blaze Onboard Inbound Aircraft
Emergency services are responding to a possible fire onboard an inbound aircraft at London Heathrow Airport, following reports of smoke or flames detected during approach.
The incident was reported shortly after 3.30pm on Monday 7th July 0225 with fire crews dispatched to London Heathrow Airport Multiple fire and aviation response units are currently on standby at the side of the runway
Aircraft Landed Safely
Early indications suggest the aircraft has landed safely at Heathrow, though authorities have not yet confirmed the extent of any onboard fire or whether evacuation procedures were initiated. The type of aircraft and flight number have not yet been disclosed.
A source for Heathrow Airport said:
“We are aware of an incident involving an inbound flight. Emergency services have been deployed as a precaution. Further information will be provided shortly.”
Aviation Fire Alert
The London Fire Brigade and Heathrow Airport Fire and Rescue are believed to be involved in assessing the situation. No injuries have been reported at this time.
Flight operations at Heathrow are under review, and passenger disruption is possible. Travellers are advised to check with their airline or the Heathrow arrivals board for updates.
Awaiting Further Details
This is a developing story, and updates will follow as more is confirmed by airport authorities, the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), or airline representatives.
