Kafeel Ahmed was an engineer with a PhD
Glasgow attack
Kafeel Ahmed was one of two men held at the airport after a Jeep struck the terminal and burst into flames.
The 27-year-old, from Bangalore, India, had suffered burns to 90% of his body when he was arrested.
The second man in the vehicle - Iraqi doctor Bilal Talal Samad Abdullah - has since been charged with conspiracy to cause explosions.
The circumstances surrounding the death have been reported to the procurator fiscal.
Armed guard
The man died in Glasgow Royal Infirmary on Thursday evening. He had been transferred to the specialist burns unit there from the Royal Alexandra Hospital, in Paisley.
He was being kept under armed guard and had been described by health officials as being in a critical condition.
Contrary to earlier reports, Ahmed was not a medic but an engineer with a PhD in design and technology.
Images of Ahmed being detained at Glasgow Airport have been shown around the world.
Passengers used their cameras and mobile phones to record how an off-duty policeman used a fire extinguisher to try to save the terror suspect after he drove a second-hand Jeep packed with propane gas canisters into a doorway.
The airport incident took place on 30 June
Ahmed studied at Queen's University in Belfast where he completed a post-graduate course in aeronautical engineering in 2001.
He stayed in the city for a further three years as a research assistant.
Ahmed studied for his PhD in the department of design and technology at Anglia Polytechnic University (now called Anglia Ruskin University) in Cambridge.
The incident at Glasgow Airport has resulted in Bilal Talal Samad Abdullah being charged with conspiracy to cause explosions.
Ahmed's brother Dr Sabeel Ahmed, who was arrested near Liverpool's Lime Street station on 30 June, has also been charged under the Terrorism Act.
The 26-year-old is accused of not disclosing information that could have helped police arrest a suspected terrorist.
Another doctor has also been charged in connection with the Glasgow attack and the two earlier failed car bombings in London.
Uno de los sospechosos detenidos en el ataque terrorista al Aeropuerto Internacional de Glasgow murió el jueves a la noche a causa de quemaduras de tercer grado en el Hospital de Glasgow luego de haber sido detenido hace casi un mes.

"Podemos confirmar que un hombre severamente herido durante el incidente en Glasgow ... ha muerto en el Hospital de Glasgow", declaró una portavoz de la policía.

El sospechoso, Kafeel Ahmed de 27 años de edad, era uno de los dos detenidos en el aeropuerto luego de que un Jeep en llamas colisionara con la terminal del aeropuerto.

El ingeniero indio había sufrido quemaduras en el 90% de su cuerpo.

Bilal Talal Samad Abdullah, el otro sospechoso, ha sido acusado de conspirar para causar explosiones.

El incidente en Glasgow ocurrió un día después de que se desactivaran dos autos-bomba en Londres. Ambos incidentes hicieron que el Centro de Análisis Terrorista del Reino Unido declarara un estado "crítico", el estado más grave que indica que un ataque terrorista nuevo es inminente.

Gordon Brown, el Primer Ministro del Reino Unido, había declarado que existía un enlace de los sospechosos con Al Qaeda.

El hermano de Kafeel Ahmed fue capturado en Liverpool un día después, y ha sido acusado por poseer información que pudo haber prevenido un ataque terrorista.

=== Críticas ===

Algunos británicos protestaron ante el gobierno de Glasgow por haber dado cuidados médicos costosos a un implicado en un ataque terrorista.

Sin embargo, el gobierno de Glasgow defendió el tratamiento de Ahmed. "Es completamente correcto que recibiera un tratamiento apropiado que nuestros servicios podían ofrecer ya que esto respeta nuestro valor social en la vida humana", dijo un portavoz gubernamental.