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 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,

Gatwick Airport train station has been evacuated as emergency services respond to a burning train. Writing on X, Gatwick Airport said: "Due to a fire alarm activation at the train station, passengers have been evacuated into the South Terminal.

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.

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.

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.