The fire at Luton Airport car park on October 10th that destroyed 1,405 vehicles was was not deliberate and is believed to have started accidentally due to a vehicle fault.
A man in his 30s was arrested on suspicion of criminal damage in connection to the incident, “as a precaution,” but he has been released on bail.
Luton Airport said last week that it was “unlikely” that any vehicles would be “salvageable” following the fire, which caused a partial collapse of the car park. Along with its parking provider APCOA, it had responded to almost 16,500 customer queries since the fire.
The fire at Luton Airport car park on October 10th that destroyed 1,405 vehicles was was not deliberate and is believed to have started accidentally due to a vehicle fault.
A man in his 30s was arrested on suspicion of criminal damage in connection to the incident, “as a precaution,” but he has been released on bail.
Luton Airport said last week that it was “unlikely” that any vehicles would be “salvageable” following the fire, which caused a partial collapse of the car park. Along with its parking provider APCOA, it had responded to almost 16,500 customer queries since the fire.
