Both terminals at airport south of London affected by power cut at water works
A power outage at a water treatment plant in England has left Gatwick Airport passengers high and dry.
Gatwick Airport is facing water supply problems at both terminals
The airport, Britain’s busiest after Heathrow, said water supplies in both of its terminals had been affected and bottled water would be handed out to passengers.
Flights were not reported to be affected, but passengers posted online that they were unable to flush toilets, get hot drinks, wash their hands or fill up water bottles
Passenger complain of issue resulting in flushing toilets not working and the closure of restaurants and bars.
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Gatwick Airport is suffering a severe water outage, with passengers unable to flush toilets and hand-washing facitlies out of use.
Flyers have been unable to flush toilets, wash their hands or refill water bottles.
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LONDON (AP) — A power outage at a water treatment plant in south east England left toilets out of order and forced the closure of restaurants at Gatwick Airport on
Bosses at Britain's second busiest airport issued the update late on Sunday, after most passengers had a disrupted start to their holidays when restaurants, cafes, and toilets…
La interrupción del suministro se registró a causa de una avería en la planta de tratamiento de Bough Beech.