EasyJet's passengers were hit by delays after a technical fault with the self-service kiosks at Bristol Airport which the airport is now being investigated

An airport spokesperson apologised for the "inconvenience" and confirmed there was "some smoke" at the premises. The spokesperson added: “Bristol Airport experienced a fire alarm activation this afternoon, which resulted in the brief evacuation of passengers from an area within the departure lounge as a precaution.

Passengers at Bristol Airport have been confronted with lengthy queues and significant delays. Reports indicate that Easyjet's self-service kiosks have broken down, leading to extensive waiting times.

Passengers at Bristol Airport were hit with significant delays today as the departure areas were evacuated due to a fire alarm. The incident, which occurred just before 5pm, resulted in all passengers having to leave the airport.

Passengers at Bristol Airport faced big delays getting through security this evening, Wednesday, September 11, after the airport's departures hall had to be evacuated. All passengers had to leave the airport shortly before 5pm after a fire alarm was triggered.