Long queues after power surge at Stansted Airport
Summary
A power surge at Stansted Airport temporarily disrupted airport systems and caused long queues for passport control. The airport said systems were back in service, but its shuttle remained out of service, with buses transferring passengers between the terminal and gates.Key Facts
- Passengers reported waiting in a corridor for more than 90 minutes.
- One traveller said it took 45 minutes to reach the entrance to the immigration queue.
- Passengers reported limited communication and a lack of seating and water.
- The airport said a power surge affecting the airport and nearby area temporarily disrupted several systems.
- The airport said its systems had returned to service and staff were supporting passengers.
- The shuttle service remained out of service because of a technical fault, and buses were operating as a replacement.
- Some trains to and from the airport were cancelled on Saturday after overhead power lines were damaged.
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