A significant emergency situation unfolded at Helsinki-Vantaa Airport when a kettle aboard an Airbus passenger aircraft caught fire during maintenance. The Central Uusimaa Rescue Department responded to the incident after being alerted at 9:16 AM. The incident required the deployment of numerous rescue units to the scene, highlighting the potential risks associated with aviation maintenance operations.

Fortunately, the fire was quickly contained and extinguished by the aircraft's crew before it could spread to other structures or escalate further. At the time of the incident, there were no passengers on board the aircraft, and the rescue services confirmed that no external parties were in danger. This incident underscores the importance of safety protocols in managing potential fire hazards in aviation environments.

Overall, this situation was managed effectively without resulting in any injuries or significant damage. The prompt response from the rescue units showcases their preparedness for emergencies at one of Finland's busiest airports, ensuring that safety remains a priority for both airport staff and the traveling public.