Fire breaks out at restaurant inside Houston’s Bush Intercontinental Airport

A fire at a restaurant inside Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport forced nearby passengers to temporarily relocate, according to the officials. No injuries have been reported.

Firefighters responded at about 4:20 p.m. on Tuesday to Ember restaurant in Terminal C, according to the Houston Fire Department. Passengers in the immediate area were moved as a precaution while crews worked at the scene.

Images showed firefighters climbing an extended ladder outside the terminal, with several fire and rescue vehicles parked beside a jet bridge. Aerial footage from ABC13 showed emergency personnel on the ground between the vehicles and the terminal building.

The fire was extinguished at about 5:20 p.m., roughly an hour after firefighters responded. The department did not specify how many passengers were relocated or whether the incident affected flights.

The cause of the fire remains under investigation by the department’s Arson Bureau. Officials have not released details about the extent of the damage.

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