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

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.

The operator’s website added that Gatwick Express services remain suspended with disruption expected to continue until 6pm. Firefighters were called in to deal with the “small fire”, which temporarily caused all services through the station to be suspended as passengers were evacuated into Gatwick’s South Terminal.

A train on a train at Gatwick Airport train station has led to passengers being evacuated, causing major disruption.

Commuters were evacuated from Gatwick Airport railway station due to a fire under a train on Monday. Images posted online showed black smoke billowing from a stationary carriage at a platform, as flames flickered under the vehicle.

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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. A video shared online shows a small fire and smoke under a train.