Swift Response Quells Bus Fire at Delhi Airport’s Terminal 3

A bus fire erupted at Delhi Airport's Terminal 3 but was swiftly extinguished without injuries or damage to facilities. The bus, operated by AISATS, caught fire due to a technical malfunction. Authorities quickly responded, ensuring all passengers were safe and the situation remained under control.

In a dramatic incident at Delhi Airport's Terminal 3 on Tuesday, a bus operated by AISATS, a ground handling service for Air India, caught fire. Fortunately, no injuries or damage occurred, authorities reported.

At approximately 12:25 p.m., the bus, reportedly powered by CNG, caught fire near C-34 Pier. The Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) stated the fire was due to a technical malfunction. The driver promptly evacuated all passengers and attempted to control the blaze with the bus's onboard fire suppression system, but had to leave when it proved ineffective.

Emergency services were quickly alerted, and the Airport Rescue and Fire Fighting (ARFF) team efficiently extinguished the flames. The situation remains under control, with no harm to aircraft or facilities. Additionally, officials from CASO, CO Ops, and DC Ops responded to the scene to ensure comprehensive safety measures were implemented.

(With inputs from agencies.)