Gatwick Airport facing water outage after main burst
Summary
Gatwick Airport lost water supply after a main water pipe burst in nearby Horley, affecting both airport terminals. SES Water is working to fix the problem, and flights are continuing as usual despite some closed toilets and limited restaurant services.Key Facts
- A burst water main in Horley caused parts of Gatwick Airport to lose water supply.
- Both the North and South Terminals experienced water issues, with North Terminal toilets closed.
- Food outlets in the North Terminal stayed open but only for seating, not serving food.
- SES Water is repairing the burst pipe and apologizing for the disruption.
- This is the second water supply problem at Gatwick in recent weeks; a power failure in July also caused water outages.
- Passengers reported frustration due to lack of water and limited communication about the issue.
- Despite water problems, flights at Gatwick Airport have not been affected.
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