Flights at Luton Airport have resumed after a major fire engulfed a terminal car park on Tuesday evening.
The fire caused the building to suffer significant structural collapse, with Bedfordshire Fire and Rescue Service believing the cause to be accidental.
The fire started around 20:45 and no serious injuries were reported.
Four firefighters and one airport staff member were treated for smoke inhalation while battling the massive blaze.
The fire broke out on the third level of the terminal two car park and is believed to have started in a diesel car and spread rapidly.
Firefighters remain at the scene working with the airport fire service, monitoring hot spots.
The car park is believed to hold up to 1,900 vehicles and hundreds of cars may have been damaged.
Among them is the BMW "X5" car of an Albanian businessman. Without revealing his identity, he spoke to the British media, saying that he had left the car the day before after he had come to Albania to visit his father who had come out of surgery.
He accused the authorities of being irresponsible, saying that they have not given him any information until now, about the £35,000 car he bought just two years ago.