Aerial footage has captured demolition work at an airport car park six months after it was destroyed by fire.
The blaze at London Luton’s Terminal Car Park 2 on 10 October grounded aircraft, disrupted the travel plans of thousands and trapped 1,300 vehicles inside.
An airport spokesperson said 60% of the structure had been dismantled and work was expected to be completed in May.
Chief executive officer Alberto Martin said: “The dismantling of the car park has been a precise and painstaking process, and its proximity to passengers, buildings, aircraft and the Luton DART railway station has added to the project’s complexity.”
The building of a new four-storey car park, featuring a fire suppressant system, is due to start later in the year.
