The blaze that broke out at Bombardier Aerospace in Belfast is now under control, according to the NI Fire Service.
Operations are being scaled back with a small number of appliances remaining at the scene to dampen down.
NIFRS says the fire appears to have started in machinery and the cause of the incident is under investigation.
At this stage the cause is believed to be accidental.
There were no injuries at the incident.
We are pleased to report that the incident at Bombardier Aerospace is now under control. Operations are being scaled back with a small number of resources remaining at the scene to damp down. For further details https://t.co/vhxQ4YIcoF
— Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue Service (@NIFRSOFFICIAL) May 24, 2020
Grateful to Fire Service for response to serious fire at Bombardier, East Belfast. Airport Road and Victoria Park closed and public asked to avoid area to allow firefighting operation to continue. Hoping no one injured and prompt action of @NIFRSOFFICIAL has limited damage. pic.twitter.com/rxbqrNLV6c
— Chris Lyttle MLA (@Chris_Lyttle) May 24, 2020